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Are the Cazal Legends 675 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What size face do the Cazal 675 eyeglasses fit?
Are Cazal Legends 675 frames authentic and made in Germany?
What is the Cazal Legends collection?
What materials are used in the Cazal 675 frames?
How do the Cazal 675 compare to the iconic 607 model?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Cazal Legends 675 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- The most iconic Cazal model, nicknamed 'Cazzy' in America
- Distinctive multi-faceted lens shape that's instantly recognizable
- Slightly smaller at 56-18-140mm, better for medium faces
- Similar bold square shape and oversized aesthetic
- 59mm lens width—slightly smaller for better fit on some faces
- Part of the same Legends collection with identical heritage
- Pilot/aviator shape for those who prefer rounded frames
- 61mm lens width provides generous coverage
- Same Legends collection quality and German manufacturing
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Cazal Legends 675 vs. 607 vs. 163: Which Bold Frame Is Right for You?
All three models come from Cazal's Legends collection—reissues of the brand's most iconic 1980s designs using original molds. They share German manufacturing, premium acetate construction, and the cultural heritage that made Cazal synonymous with hip-hop style. But each offers a distinct aesthetic.
The 675: Maximum Architectural Impact
The 675 is the most architecturally bold of the three, with prominent sculptural metal temple hardware that bridges the acetate front to the arms. At 60-14-135mm, it's the largest, providing maximum coverage and presence. The square lens shape is uncompromising—this frame doesn't try to blend in. Choose the 675 if you want the most statement-making design and appreciate the interplay between acetate and metal. The rose-gold or gunmetal temple accents are conversation starters.
The 607: The Icon
The 607 is Cazal's most famous model, affectionately called "Cazzy" in America. Its defining feature is the multi-faceted lens shape—a geometric design that's instantly recognizable. At 56-18-140mm, it's slightly smaller than the 675, making it more versatile for medium faces. The 607 has cleaner, less prominent temple hardware. If you want the most historically significant Cazal frame and prefer a distinctive lens shape over bold temple details, the 607 is your choice. It's also $30 less expensive.
The 163: Square Alternative
The 163 shares the 675's bold square aesthetic but with different temple hardware—less architectural, more streamlined. At 59mm lens width, it sits between the 607 and 675 in size. The 163 is often marketed as sunglasses but is prescription-ready. Choose this if you like the 675's square shape but want a slightly more understated (though still bold by any standard) temple design. Price is similar to the 607.
Our Recommendation
For maximum impact and the most distinctive temple design, choose the 675. For the most iconic Cazal silhouette with proven cultural cachet, go with the 607. For a square frame that's bold but slightly less architectural, consider the 163. All three are investment pieces built to last—your choice comes down to which design language speaks to you.
At a Glance
Cazal Legends 607 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- The most iconic Cazal model, nicknamed 'Cazzy' in America
- Distinctive multi-faceted lens shape that's instantly recognizable
- Slightly smaller at 56-18-140mm, better for medium faces
- Lower price point at $449.23
Cons:
- Less bold temple hardware compared to the 675
- More common—less unique if you want to stand out
- Smaller lens width may not suit those wanting maximum coverage
Cazal Legends 163 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar bold square shape and oversized aesthetic
- 59mm lens width—slightly smaller for better fit on some faces
- Part of the same Legends collection with identical heritage
- Comparable price point at $449.23-$480
Cons:
- Different temple hardware design—less architectural than the 675
- Primarily marketed as sunglasses, though prescription-ready
- May not have the same immediate recognition as the 675
Cazal Legends 673 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Pilot/aviator shape for those who prefer rounded frames
- 61mm lens width provides generous coverage
- Same Legends collection quality and German manufacturing
- Similar price range at $453.85-$460.77
Cons:
- Different aesthetic—less angular and architectural than the 675
- Pilot shape is more common in the market
- May not appeal to those specifically seeking the bold square look