| Accessory Categories | Mechanical, quartz, solar, Kinetic, Spring Drive and GPS solar wristwatches | Sunglasses, prescription eyeglasses, prescription sunglasses, polarized sunglasses, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, custom sunglasses | — | — |
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| Signature Product Lines | Prospex, Presage, Astron, Seiko 5 Sports, King Seiko, Credor; Grand Seiko as a separate brand | Aviator (patented 1939), Wayfarer, Clubmaster (1980s), Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses collection | — | — |
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| Key Technologies | In-house movements; Astron (1969, first commercial quartz wristwatch), Kinetic (1986), Spring Drive (1999), Astron GPS Solar (2012) | Polarized lens options, prescription lenses, smart glasses with camera and audio (Ray-Ban Stories 2021; Meta Ray-Ban Display announced Sept 2025) | — | — |
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| Personalisation Options | — | Custom sunglasses configurator on ray-ban.com (select markets); engraved and customised products are generally not returnable | — | — |
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| Warranty | Not verified | EU: 2 years from delivery (longer where local law requires) for material and manufacturing defects; excludes accidents, misuse, normal wear and lens scratches; must be bought from an authorised Luxottica dealer | — | — |
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| Repair & Aftercare | — | Parts & service support via ray-ban.com; US: optional Ray-Ban Protection Plan; prescription lens issues handled by the authorised retailer | — | — |
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| Returns Policy | — | Australia online: request return within 14 days of delivery for non-prescription items; prescription and customised items excluded; in-store 30 days, mostly exchange. Terms vary by country | — | — |
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| Parent Company | Seiko Group Corporation (formerly Seiko Holdings); HQ Ginza, Tokyo | Luxottica (EssilorLuxottica group); acquired from Bausch & Lomb in 1999 | — | — |
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| Founded | 1881, Tokyo, by Kintarō Hattori | 1936, Rochester, New York (by Bausch & Lomb) | — | — |
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| Price Positioning | Not verified | — | — | — |
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