Alain Delon wore his face like architecture — precise, considered, not to be altered. The Delon frame carries the same logic: a zyl and titanium construction where the acetate forms the front and the metal works through the temple structure, a combination that produces a frame with more presence than either material achieves alone. The architectural end pieces — where the zyl front meets the titanium temple — are the detail that earns the name. In Indian Dune and Antique Gold, the acetate sits in a warm earth range — dune-coloured, dry, a frame that carries heat in its palette — while the titanium components take the Antique Gold finish that settles rather than announces. The Smokey Topaz lenses deepen in colour without going dark: a warm amber-brown tint that passes outdoor light through the frame without distorting it. At 54mm, the size is proportional to the ambition of the design. Handmade in Japan