A bevel adds another line without another material

The official MOLINO page emphasizes rectangular, 1960s-inspired proportions and subtle bevel detailing. In the TOKYO version reviewed, the variant notes specify a polished havana acetate frame, double-laminated temples and classic wirecores. These are details of that official version.

The third photograph for supplier SKU archive-111-molino shows a dark front, a sloped-looking upper rim edge and a bright temple pattern. Its front remains broad, but the reflected line along the upper edge breaks up the surface. The fourth image moves closer to the rim-to-temple junction, making that change of plane easier to inspect.

Source: Jacques Marie Mage — MOLINO

Read 51 mm alongside the 144 mm front

The official page lists a 51 mm lens width, 37 mm lens height, 19 mm bridge, 144 mm temple length and 144 mm total width. A lens-width-to-height ratio of about 1.38 describes a horizontally extended lens opening. It does not measure the outside frame or the photographed supplier pair.

For this reference, two lens widths plus the bridge total 121 mm. That is 23 mm less than the published total width of 144 mm. The difference illustrates why the familiar three-number size cannot substitute for the complete front width; it is not a measured allocation of 11.5 mm to each outer rim.

The supplier record instead lists 51 / 20 mm and omits temple length. Retain the 1 mm bridge difference and the missing field until the offered pair is measured. Do not fill them using the official listing.

Source: Jacques Marie Mage — MOLINO

The cover image is not the official lens version

The accessed official page displays TOKYO with orange lenses. The supplier product photograph shows transparent-looking lenses, while its catalogue lens field reads Tinted lens. Neither a pale reflection nor the model name resolves that mismatch.

Ask whether the quotation is for a tinted sun lens, a clear display lens or another specified configuration. This article makes no prescription-suitability, coating or UV claim for the supplier reference. Keep any required lens property in the written order specification.

Source: Jacques Marie Mage — MOLINO

A useful MOLINO photo request

Request a straight front view, a close three-quarter view of the bevel, the inside-temple marking and a direct overall-width measurement. Include SKU archive-111-molino, the selected photograph, quantity and destination through the linked item’s enquiry tools.

If you are comparing it with FELLINI, record both frames from the same angle. Similar lens widths do not make their upper rim, bridge or temple detailing interchangeable.

Catalogue references in this story

Supplier records below are separate from the official sources. Open an item to view its images, add it to your enquiry selection or ask about it on WhatsApp.

Sources and editorial scope

  • Jacques Marie Mage — MOLINO

    Official MOLINO page displaying TOKYO / H14 with orange lenses on 2026-09-25. The 51/19/144 size, 144 mm total width, 37 mm lens height and variant construction apply to that listing, not to a measured or authenticated supplier sample. Source checked .

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