Recommended model: ACETATE series
 
Described as a modern antique, Lunor glasses are retro with a modern aesthetic. The rimless round glasses that Steve Jobs often wore were from Lunor, and the eyewear brand NORMCORE (rimless) was the starting point.
 
Among the optical frames, the Lunor has a more artistic flair, founded by Gernot linder, a collector of antique glasses, and the design is inspired by antique glasses from 1650 to 1950. Lunor's aim was to present the style of the 18th and 19th centuries in a modern way, so people valued its aesthetic characteristics more than anything else.
 
In terms of materials, Lunor mainly includes the simple METAL series, the colorful ACETATE series of tortoiseshell turtles, and the TITANIUM series with the best professional performance. In addition to the titanium series, Lunor insists on originating from Germany from raw materials to manufacturing, because Japanese manufacturers are good at titanium treatment, in order to ensure the quality of higher quality substrates, Lunor titanium frames are authorized to be manufactured by Japanese factories, which shows Lunor's rigorous care for the quality of frames.
 
Lunor's craftsmanship is also excellent, with exquisite plating and patented hinge design inherited the meticulousness of German craftsmanship, and more than 200 processes take up to eight weeks to manufacture. The metal hinge is perfectly embedded in the rubber sheet, and the almost flawless cut has become one of its brand symbols.
 
It's a bit of a pity that, in the case of the Classic Rund worn by Steve Jobs, some of Lunor's classic styles don't have nose pads, and they don't quite fit the face shape of most Asians, and the retro look is difficult for the average person to handle. For domestic consumers, its wearing practicality is not high, and more value lies in collection and appreciation, and the price of a pair of frames is about 400-500 US dollars.