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Are Dragon DR132 SPENCER eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What material are the Dragon SPENCER frames made from?
What face shapes work best with rectangular eyeglasses like the SPENCER?
Can I use progressive or bifocal lenses with the Dragon DR132 SPENCER?
What sizes are available for the Dragon SPENCER eyeglasses?
Are acetate frames more durable than regular plastic frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Dragon DR132 SPENCER Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same premium acetate construction
- Similar price point ($138)
- Named model in Dragon's core collection
- Lower price point (starts at $109.72)
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Named model in Dragon collection
- Same price range ($125-$138.46)
- Premium acetate construction
- Multiple size and color options
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Dragon DR132 SPENCER vs. Similar Dragon Frames
If you're considering the Dragon DR132 SPENCER, you might also be looking at other rectangular acetate frames in Dragon's collection. Here's how the SPENCER compares to similar models.
SPENCER vs. Dragon DR181 KEVIN
Both the SPENCER and KEVIN are named models in Dragon's core eyeglasses collection, priced identically at $138. They share premium acetate construction and rectangular styling, but the SPENCER distinguishes itself with carved temple construction and double-tail end-piece rivets that add visual interest and structural reinforcement. The SPENCER is also marketed as a best-seller on Dragon's website, suggesting it has broader appeal. If you value refined details and heritage-influenced design, the SPENCER is the stronger choice.
SPENCER vs. Dragon DR126 COUNT
The DR126 COUNT offers a more budget-friendly entry point into Dragon's rectangular acetate frames, starting at $109.72 compared to the SPENCER's $138.46. While both use quality acetate and offer prescription compatibility, the SPENCER justifies its premium with more sophisticated design elements—the carved temples, double-tail rivets, and barrel hinges represent a step up in craftsmanship. If your budget allows, the SPENCER offers better long-term value through its enhanced durability features and refined aesthetic.
SPENCER vs. Dragon DR9001
The DR9001 sits in a similar price range ($125-$138.46) and offers comparable acetate quality, but the SPENCER's heritage-influenced design and best-seller status give it an edge. The SPENCER's specific design features—particularly the carved temple construction and double-tail rivets—create a more distinctive look than the DR9001's more standard rectangular profile. For customers who want a frame that balances modern style with thoughtful details, the SPENCER is the more compelling option.
Bottom line: The Dragon DR132 SPENCER hits a sweet spot in Dragon's collection—premium acetate construction, thoughtful design details, and proven popularity as a best-seller. While the DR126 COUNT saves you about $30, and the KEVIN and DR9001 offer alternative aesthetics, the SPENCER's combination of durability features and refined styling make it worth the investment for most buyers.
At a Glance
Dragon DR181 KEVIN Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same premium acetate construction
- Similar price point ($138)
- Named model in Dragon's core collection
- Multiple color options available
Cons:
- May have different sizing that doesn't fit as well
- Different temple design without the carved details
- Less established as a best-seller compared to SPENCER
Dragon DR126 COUNT Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point (starts at $109.72)
- Similar rectangular acetate construction
- Named model in Dragon collection
- Good value alternative
Cons:
- May lack the refined details like double-tail rivets
- Different sizing options
- Less premium finishing compared to SPENCER
Dragon DR9001 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same price range ($125-$138.46)
- Premium acetate construction
- Multiple size and color options
- Similar quality and durability
Cons:
- Different design aesthetic without heritage-influenced details
- May not have the carved temple construction
- Not specifically marketed as a best-seller