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Airlock 720/19S Sunglasses in Seafoam

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Old 07-22-2009, 12:33 PM
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Default Airlock 720/19S Sunglasses in Seafoam
These beautiful Airlock sunglasses come in three different color schemes. They have bronze with teracotta and silver graduated mirror lenses, gunmetal with green-grey and silver graduated mirror lenses, and azure with seafoam and silvertone graduated mirror lenses. (I sound like a waitress recited the litany of daily specials.)
So what's this "seafoam and silvertone graduated lenses" look like? Does anyone have a picture they can post? These lenses look . . . blue.
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Old 11-04-2009, 03:04 PM
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These beautiful Airlock Sunglasses come in three different color schemes. They have bronze with teracotta and silver graduated mirror lenses, gunmetal with green-grey and silver graduated mirror lenses, and azure with seafoam and silvertone graduated mirror lenses. (I sound like a waitress recited the litany of daily specials.)
So what's this "seafoam and silvertone graduated lenses" look like? Does anyone have a picture they can post? These lenses look . . . blue.
Sorry, Type40. I must be as disappointed as you are at the lack of search results when you Google "Airlock 720/19S Sunglasses in Seafoam." I tried and came up with nada.
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Sorry, Type40. I must be as disappointed as you are at the lack of search results when you Google "Airlock 720/19S Sunglasses in Seafoam." I tried and came up with nada.
No Seafoam! Denied!
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Old 08-06-2010, 01:32 PM
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No Seafoam! Denied!
Thumbs up for the Wayne's World picture and reference.
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Thumbs up for the Wayne's World picture and reference.
Yeah, cool.

What about the Seafoam Airlock sunglasses? I still can't find a picture on line. Maybe someone who owns a pair can model them for us.

Has that request ever worked?
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Yeah, cool.

What about the Seafoam Airlock sunglasses? I still can't find a picture on line. Maybe someone who owns a pair can model them for us.

Has that request ever worked?
So far, no good Type 40.
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So far, no good Type 40.
Yeah it's funny. A lot of people post pictures here, but very few of them by request.
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Yeah, cool.

What about the Seafoam Airlock sunglasses? I still can't find a picture on line. Maybe someone who owns a pair can model them for us.

Has that request ever worked?
I don't think that anyone on Lens 101 has sent a picture of themselves wearing sunglasses. They all seem to want to model their contact lenses but not their sunglasses.

Here we see Jennifer Anniston NOT wearing Airlock sunglasses, seafoam or otherwise.
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Old 11-03-2010, 10:55 AM
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I don't think that anyone on Lens 101 has sent a picture of themselves wearing sunglasses. They all seem to want to model their contact lenses but not their sunglasses.

Here we see Jennifer Anniston NOT wearing Airlock sunglasses, seafoam or otherwise.
That looks like a cheap way to get attention, thecure.

Is it just me, or does it seem like the average sunglasses customer would be looking for "blue" more so than "Seafoam"? Have any of you ever said anything like "Hey I like that color for your sunglasses. Is that Seafoam?"
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Old 11-29-2010, 12:52 PM
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That looks like a cheap way to get attention, thecure.

Is it just me, or does it seem like the average sunglasses customer would be looking for "blue" more so than "Seafoam"? Have any of you ever said anything like "Hey I like that color for your sunglasses. Is that Seafoam?"
No, as a member of the male gender, I am incapable of distinguishing subtle nuances of color. To me, an object is not "seafoam" it's "green." At best it might be "bluish green."

Here's Drew Barrymore showing us what seafoam looks like:
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Old 11-30-2010, 11:25 AM
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No, as a member of the male gender, I am incapable of distinguishing subtle nuances of color. To me, an object is not "seafoam" it's "green." At best it might be "bluish green."

Here's Drew Barrymore showing us what seafoam looks like:
Nice picture, Type40, but as guy, I'd also call that color "green."

For the record, I couldn't find any sunglasses in "seafoam" either.
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Nice picture, Type40, but as guy, I'd also call that color "green."

For the record, I couldn't find any sunglasses in "seafoam" either.
Yeah, or "bluish green" like I said before. I'm glad you agree.
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Yeah, or "bluish green" like I said before. I'm glad you agree.
I even tried looking for "bluish green" sunglasses, but didn't find any. I think I'm going to give up.
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