X Squared No Markings Last Batch??

[bandit.sunglasses]

Hey All,
Hopefully you guys help. I have a guy wanting to sell me a "last batch" X Squared. He says he got them in 2012 and the tag looks very new in comparison to the older ones I've seen. Does everything look good? How does this effect value? I don't want to over pay. Hopefully you guys can help!

 

[bandit.sunglasses]

I'm no expert but, looks a lot like a warranty pair.

So, I'm a little unfamiliar with what that means.. can you explain??

 

[bandit.sunglasses]

No different than a warranty frame today. You buy from Oakley, and your glasses are defective or you have an issue with them, you send them back in and they replace it. With some X Metals, later in the years, they did not add the serial numbers and or markings.

Okay thanks! Big question, does this increase or decrease the value on a set like this?

 

[SecretNinja]

after zooming in, the frames look a little too squared off at the temple and bridge area. Hard to tell for sure because of the blurry photo.

 

[bandit.sunglasses]

after zooming in, the frames look a little too squared off at the temple and bridge area. Hard to tell for sure because of the blurry photo.

Are you thinking fakes?

 

[SecretNinja]

Might actually be a fake. You should wait for someone with more experience to help out. I have 2 pairs but, can't send pics to compare right now.

 

[bandit.sunglasses]

@oakman1992 @Titan X

 

[Oakman1992]

Looks legit to me I’m no professional on x squared though. Could very well be a warranty pair with no markings. As far as value a warranty pair would decrease the value in my eyes. Looks to be a mint box and coin though.

 

[bandit.sunglasses]

What range do normal complete x squared go for? I'm not too familiar with values

 

[Oakman1992]

What range do normal complete x squared go for? I'm not too familiar with values

it’s technically not complete unless he has the two pieces that slide over that box that have a carbon fiber look.