TAG Heuer lenses are not bad.
TAG Heuer lenses are manufactured with "Multi-Zone Positive Optical Defocus" technology, which is a multi-point myopic defocus that effectively controls myopia. The 396 microlens "dots" distributed on the lens incorporate the principle of myopic defocus into the optical design of the lens. TAG Heuer lenses are also personalized to provide customized lenses.
TAG Heuer 3D? Life V+ can be accurately fitted according to different face shapes and frame positions; lenses can be customized according to individual lifestyles to meet the personalized needs of different people and different habits. TAG Heuer brand has nearly 80 years of technological innovation, TAG Heuer has covered a wide range of fields such as health care, medical, imaging, electronic devices, IT system construction, software development and so on.
History of TAG Heuer Lenses:
HOYA (TAG Heuer) Group was founded in 1941 in Tokyo, Japan, and has established four headquarters in 38 countries and regions around the world: Japan, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America, seven production bases and more than 90 branches, with a total of more than 37,000 employees, and a service network throughout the world. The Hoya Group was founded as a manufacturer of specialty optical glass.
After more than 80 years of technological innovation, Hoya's business territory has covered a wide range of fields such as health care, medical treatment, imaging, electronic equipment, IT system construction, software development, etc. Relying on its own optoelectronic technology potential, and through the capitalization of the operation, as well as continuous technological innovation and development of high-tech products, it has developed into a diversified group of enterprises with three major divisions: electro-optical, vision protection, and crystal manufacturing. It has now developed into a diversified group of enterprises with three major divisions: electronic optics, vision protection, and crystal manufacturing.
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