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Sunglasses

Our current sunglasses brands


Andy Wolf sunglasses

Andy Wolf’s sunglasses are chic. Fine, lightweight metallic sunglasses for a cool look and great protection this summer.


Barton Perreira

The Optician Bill Barton and the Designer Patty Perreira founded in 2007 the independent Glassbrand Barton Perreira. Each Glass is manufactured by talented Artists in Japan. It takes weeks until the perfect Glass made by finest japanese Acetat has finished. James Bond 007 wears in his newest Movie "No Time to Die" Sunglasses from Barton Perreira.


Coblens

Light but large metallic sunglasses featuring big lenses and the latest style. These robust sunglasses are made in Germany. The special tints in the sunglass lenses give Coblens sunglasses their really smart character. These sunglasses are true eye-catchers.


Colibris sunglasses

Colibris


Evil Eye sunglasses

Evil Eye


eyevan 7285 sunglasses

When the „ Eyevan 7285 „ brand creates a product, it is exceptionally good. Some of the most highly-skilled craftsmen in Japan use the best materials to produce a pair of Evan glasses. It seems that Eyevan’s customers appreciate the fact that the glasses they are wearing are formed like a sculpture – rather than mass produced in large numbers from cheap plastics. These glasses are hand made from the finest materials; they can give lifelong pleasure to their owner.


Maui Jim sunglasses

The sporty sunglasses by Maui Jim are fitted with incredibly good sun protection lenses. They are polarised, some slightly mirrored, unbreakable and very light.

Invented and produced in Hawaii, Maui Jim is conquering the world. Once you have worn a Maui Jim - you will always wear a Maui Jim. Probably the best thing in sunglasses, particularly on the water. Many sports people also use them for golf, where the player’s vision is faced with the most extreme challenges.


Nathalie Blanc sunglasses

These beautiful fine metal-framed spectacles are made in the French Jura. In France the collection of Nathalie Blanc is already a huge success. In Switzerland the newcomer is still an insider tip for beautiful modern sunglasses and glasses.


Nirvan Javan sunglasses

Nirvan Javan modern sunglasses are available in acetate and metal. There are simple, timeless frames as well as colorful, large and eye-catching glasses.


Oliver Goldsmith sunglasses

This family company was founded in 1926 by Oliver Goldsmith, It was to fundamentally change the world of spectacles.

In the middle of the last century, fashion glasses by Oliver Goldsmith were synonymous with stars and style. They adorned the faces of Grace Kelly, Michael Caine and Audrey Hepburn.

Today, Oliver Goldsmith sunglasses are worn by stars such as Kylie Minogue, Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow and Robbie Williams. It is a very youthful collection that is setting the trend, with large but light stainless steel glasses, both strong and unique.


Salt. sunglasses

A product of coastal California, SALT. is a premium eyewear brand dedicated to timeless style and effortless beauty. Since its founding in 2006, SALT. has always sought to create eyewear that reflects the Golden State’s natural beauty, drawing inspiration from the sandy beaches, snow-capped mountains, and pristine deserts of the brand’s California home.


Tom Ford sunglasses

Tom Ford is a globally successful designer. He creates trends in many areas of fashion.


Victoria Beckham sunglasses

Victoria Beckham sunglasses are large and striking in design. Yet they are simple and elegant. They reflect the current fashion trend and make a statement with their extra wide temples.


Yellows Plus sunglasses

As with the corrective glasses, you can see the sunglasses from Yellows Plus the high quality manufacturing. From metal gloss, matte to acetate with color gradient lenses, you can find everything. The frames are classy, simple and unique.

Address
Gautschi Optik Zürich AG
Uraniastrasse 7
8001 Zürich

Parking is available in front of the store.

Phone
044 221 15 30

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Opening hours

Monday

 11:00 - 18:30

Tuesday - friday

 08:30 - 18:30

Saturday

 09:30 - 17:00