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Willich, April 2008
A must-have in fashion: high curves and thin lenses
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Seiko has developed a new lens for sports people. Since March 2008 skiers, golfers, tennis players and mountain bikers have been enjoying perfect vision up to the outer edges of their Seiko Sportstech lenses, no matter what their activity.
Willich, January 2008
SEIKO EMBLEM guarantees up to 45 per cent enlarged far portions with thin lenses for light spectacles
The new internal progressive lenses now combine the inimitable design pluses with a slim appearance. As a result, spectacle wearers all over the world can enjoy up to 45 per cent enlarged far portions and even more comfortable intermediate and near zones from January 2008.
Willich, January 2008
Wire brush and drop-ball test for fully developed Seiko technology at opti 2008 / robust SEIKO ORGATECH spectacle lenses are available for the first time in the popular organic material 1.60 index as well as 1.67 index
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Spectacle wearers expect their lenses to be very good-looking, easy to clean, scratch-resistant, transparent, heat-resistant and shock-resistant; in other words they expect the greatest possible longevity and perfect optical quality.
Willich, August 2007
Seiko Optical expands its inner surface progressive lens product range
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A choice without compromises: The progressive lens range SEIKO SYNERGY offers premium quality and state-of-the-art free-form surfacing to meet all of today’s demands
Willich, January 2007
Once again SEIKO revolutionises the spectacle lens market: new product line „SEIKO ORGATECH“ heat-resistant up to 85 degrees and pressure-resistant up to 100 kg / organic lens finishing today and tomorrow
| The times when spectacles were a mere visual aid are over; nowadays they are a lifestyle accessory, too. In Germany alone there are about 42 million spectacle wearers. It is the combination of the right frame and suitable lenses that makes perfect spectacles. Even the best spectacles, however, can break or crack in everyday life: if one leaves them lying on the dashboard of the car in the blazing sun or if one sits down on them by mistake …
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Willich, September 2006
Seiko AZ lenses against blurriness and distortion
Luxury: Realistic vision including lotus effect
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If, in spite of correct dioptres, vision is very blurry in the outer zones of the lens and a nicely spotted summer dress becomes a tent with zebra pattern, the reason may lie in the geometry of the spectacle wearer’s lenses. It is the geometry of the lens surface that is decisive for the quality of vision.
Willich, September 2006
A high-quality, colourful and trendy accessory offering a soft or brilliant focus on life: ‘good mood’-spectacles by Seiko relax your eyes and replace your make-up
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We promise, the ‘good mood’-spectacles by Seiko do not have any side effects. With tinted lenses life and our environment appear either softer and more romantic or more intensive and brilliant.
Willich, September 2006
Seiko’s self-toning lenses as a visual aid:
Change from one season to the next within record time!
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Who would not be familiar with this? In strong sunlight at the sea or on the ski run, but also at the change of season when diffuse light has a negative effect on our vision, we frown and screw our eyes up. Above all those people with blue eyes containing the smallest amount of pigments require a special protection against glare and ultraviolet radiation. This situation can be compared to fair skin, which also needs a very high sun protection filter. To relieve the strain on the eyes there is now an intelligent organic lens that automatically adapts to the ambient light.