T HENRI GEMERA Blue
Limited edition · 199 pieces
Other colours and versions (7)
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Microproduction of 199 pieces
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Deep Blue RX
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Microproduction of 199 pieces
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Microproduction of 199 pieces
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Deep Blue
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Microproduction of 149 pieces
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Microproduction of 149 pieces
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Measurements and fit
- Lens size · lens width
- 47 mm
- Bridge
- 24 mm
- Temple
- 143 mm
- 47 Eye size (lens width)
- 24 Bridge
- 143 Temple length
Lens width 47, bridge 24, temples 143. Measurements in millimetres.
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Frame details
- Brand
- T HENRI
- Model
- GEMERA
- Material
- Titanio, Acetate
- Lens width
- 47mm
- Bridge
- 24mm
- Temple
- 143mm
- Frame colour
- Blue
- Shape
- Round
- Lens colour
- Blue
About this frame
The GEMERA model is handmade in Japan by expert craftspeople. The frame is made of acetate and titanium and can be fitted with prescription lenses. It comes with a case and a lens cleaning cloth.
Understated only on the surface.
Its real power lies in sophistication.
Inspired by the Koenigsegg Gemera, the Swedish hypercar with 2,600 lb-ft of torque, this frame translates its philosophy: extreme performance, total control, functional elegance.
A design that blends a Grand Tourer spirit with a contemporary vision.
Made for those who seek speed, precision and character — without compromise.
Modest or not, you're sophisticated. Hosting a hybrid powertrain rated at 2,600 pound-feet of torque.
A Swedish show stopper with space for four.
You're a Grand Tourer with family values, but most importantly, a Seeker of Speed.
Limited to one hyper-limited and collectible batch production.
Once they are gone, it is forever.
A design that blends a Grand Tourer spirit with a contemporary vision.
Made for those who seek speed, precision and character — without compromise.
Produced by hand in a single collectible batch production.
Once they are gone, it is forever.
T HENRI grew from Tyler Henri’s interest in meticulously made objects. Hypercars, yachts and aviation provided his starting points, with the intention of bringing a similar attention to construction, proportion and detail into eyewear.
After wearing and studying frames by independent brands, Tyler travelled to Sabae, Japan, to explore small-scale eyewear manufacturing. There he began a three-year development process, overseeing the creative direction and production of his first collection: the Monaco series.
Small production runs became central to T HENRI’s identity. Each model and colour has a defined edition size, giving a sense of the scale of its production and the work dedicated to the design. The connection with automotive design remains in the references, while each frame takes shape through materials and processes selected for that particular creation.
