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  1. 09-19-2019, 02:05 PM #1
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    Scored an OVVO. Woohoo

    Just got my hands on a 3737. I’m figuring on treating it like an IC Berlin. Any words of wisdom regarding groove width and depth? TIA.


    It will be a two-fer. The frame will be fitted with a photochromic, and the shape will be used to customize an Oakley 3 piece as a sun.
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    Groove width 0.6mm Depth 0.8mm

    I've personally edged over 50+ Mykitas in my boutique and the groove is the exact same as Ovvo
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    TY for confirming. This is the same setting I use for IC Berlin.
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