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Here’s what can be inferred from it:

• The glasses appear to have adjustable lenses, allowing the wearer to manually change the focus or tint level across nine settings (“gears”).

• The design is steampunk-inspired — round lenses, gold frame, and black accents.

• There are rotation arrows near the lenses, indicating that you can twist them to adjust clarity, focus, or tint intensity.

• The setup on rocks and next to a camera lens suggests a focus on precision and craftsmanship.

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• The image shows a pair of round adjustable glasses with a steampunk-inspired design. They have:

  • Circular lenses with a dark tint (likely adjustable for brightness or magnification).

  • Metallic frame — silver in color with mechanical detailing on the temples.

  • Nose pads for comfort.

  • Gear-like edges on the lenses, suggesting they can be rotated or adjusted (similar to the first image you shared).

  These seem to be the same style of adjustable “gear” glasses that can switch between different visual modes or tint levels, marketed for both fashion and functionality.

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• This image shows a pair of ND Adjustable Infinite Dimming Fashion Eyeglasses, described as Victorian Steam Fantasy Style — essentially steampunk-style adjustable sunglasses.

  Here’s what stands out:

  • The lenses can rotate (as shown by the blue arrows), allowing for variable dimming — similar to how a neutral density (ND) filter works in photography.

  • This means you can manually adjust the tint intensity by twisting the lenses, useful for different lighting conditions.

  • The round frame and mechanical design emphasize a retro-industrial aesthetic inspired by Victorian and steampunk fashion.

  

This image showcases steampunk-style adjustable sunglasses with the feature:

🔹 "Multiple Gears Manual Adjustment" — meaning you can manually control the lens tint by rotating the outer rings on each lens.

• When you rotate the ring, the color darkens (as shown on the left).

• Rotating it in the opposite direction lightens the tint (as shown on the right).

This mechanism likely uses two polarizing filters layered together — as they rotate relative to each other, the amount of light passing through changes, similar to how camera ND filters work.

Essentially, these glasses let you adjust brightness levels without switching between different pairs of sunglasses, combining practical light control with a retro-Victorian, steampunk aesthetic.