View of the Pacific
This is Pacific, the new titanium eyewear range that expands Blackfin's eyewear offering. The new creative concept embodies the meeting of elegance in classic shapes and the modernity of a minimalist and contemporary design with a unique and timeless style.
The name Pacific conjures up the image of the ocean that connects two worlds, two cultures and two approaches to reinterpreting the design of eyewear from the 1940s. This style originated in Japan, then evolved in a more sophisticated way in California and has become iconic around the world. Blackfin reinterprets these classics from a more modern and contemporary angle, creating minimalist frames with timeless elegance.
This new series also expresses the language and technical capabilities that characterize all Blackfin products. Blackfin Pacific is cut from a single 3 mm thick block of titanium, guaranteeing maximum resistance and durability. Despite the high-tech material, the frame has beveled profiles that give it a unique aesthetic softness that is difficult to replicate mechanically. Blackfin Pacific has no welded seams, with the exception of those required for the bridge supports, which are made of an extremely flexible material. This is to guarantee optimum adaptability and an Asian-fit of the glasses. The glasses in this line also feature the patented Swordfish temple tips, which allow simple and direct adjustment of the temple length and thus guarantee a perfect fit for every face shape.
This innovative series comprises three versions that reinterpret the iconic shapes of classic Japanese design in a modern way. The Pacific Big Sur model, a pantos frame with clean and timeless lines, and the Pacific Sierra model, a beveled shape with a more modern look. And Pacific Mojave, a rounded rectangle with a more classic touch. The colors are elegant and sober, in line with the style of the collection, but executed with a care that reveals the excellent production skills: a mix of glossy and matt shades and coatings combined with shiny metal, the process used for antiquing. With Blackfin Pacific, the lightness of the frame is emphasized by every single characteristic detail.
