Vintage Round Teal Acetate Eyewear with Magnetic Clip-on Sunglasses

This item is a pair of contemporary rounded eyeglass frames featuring a unique magnetic sun-clip attachment. The frames are constructed from a translucent teal or 'oil-slick' green acetate, which creates a dynamic color depth under various lighting conditions. Physically, the glasses exhibit a classic 'Panto' or rounded lens shape, common in mid-century and modern boutique eyewear. The primary frames house clear demonstration or prescription lenses, while the secondary clip-on piece features dark-tinted polarized-style sunglass lenses. A notable feature is the slim metal bridge on the clip-on portion, which appears to attach via small magnets or tension clips at the temporal edges. The overall construction appears to be high-quality, with visible metallic hardware and structural integrity in the hinges. Regarding condition, the acetate maintains a high gloss finish, though some minor surface micro-scratching is visible on the tinted lenses. The item shows light signs of handling but no significant damage or warping of the plastic. The style is late 20th or early 21st-century modern, likely produced within the last 15-20 years based on the magnetic clip technology. There is a partial maker's mark visible on the temple arm starting with 'GERMAN...', suggesting European manufacture or design heritage known for precision craftsmanship.