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SECHEL

SECHEL

MOSCOT
Fasten your seatbelts for a flight back in time. The SECHEL is ripped right from the faces of daredevil biplane pilots and barnstormers who tore up the skies in the late 1950s. Lucky for you, The SECHEL is just as useful on land.
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Keep It In The Family

Premium quality eyewear you can trust, from the family who framed New York City. Literally.

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The NYC Guarentee

Our frames are quality controlled in our NYC labs and meet a rigorous standard of excellence.

WHO WANTS THICK LENSES?!?

Dr. Harvey Moscot recommends ZEISS™ Premier for prescriptions higher than +/- 4.00 to ensure the thinnest lenses & most comfortable fit.

Single vision lenses from ZEISS™.

Experience excellent wearing comfort. Perfect for your first pair of glasses, or standard everyday glasses: ZEISS™ lenses are used for both distance vision and reading – the two most common reasons people wear glasses. What's the difference? These lenses are great for reading smaller font sizes on a smartphone or tablet.

WHO WANTS THICK LENSES?!?

Dr. Harvey Moscot recommends ZEISS™ Premier for prescriptions higher than +/- 4.00 to ensure the thinnest lenses & most comfortable fit.

Progressive lenses from ZEISS™.

Experience excellent wearing comfort. Perfect for your first pair of glasses, or standard everyday glasses: ZEISS™ lenses are used for both distance vision and reading – the two most common reasons people wear glasses. What's the difference? These lenses are great for reading smaller font sizes on a smartphone or tablet.
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Model is wearing The SECHEL in size 54 in Straw.
Model is wearing The SECHEL in size 54 in Straw.
Model is wearing The SECHEL in size 54 in Straw.
Model is wearing The SECHEL in size 54 in Straw.
Model is wearing The SECHEL in size 54 in Straw.
Model is wearing The SECHEL in size 54 in Straw.
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"I got my glasses from MOSCOT, down the street."