A wearable eyeglass holder that holds a temple of a folded pair of eyeglasses in a manner that resists the inadvertent unfolding of the held temple and the wearer's loss of the eyeglasses. The eyeglass holder has a connector that enables it to be attached, in a pendulous manner, to the wearer's neck, clothing, or other object. The eyeglass holder has an oblong body with a double convex shape and a longitudinal inner channel with two oblong openings on the same face of the body. A temple of a pair of eyeglasses, inserted through the upper opening, comes to rest upon a waist extending between the openings. The eyeglasses rest on the waist and a foot of the body provides a second contact point with the temple that maintains it in a closed position.

Eyewear is provided for use in wet settings, the eyewear including an eyeglass frame, a pair of arms, and a pair of lenses. The frame is connected to the arms, one each on opposite ends of the frame, by a hinge, and the frame, arms and hinges are formed of non-rusting materials. The lenses are made of plastic and are set in the frame, and wherein the lenses are coated with an anti-fog coating. The frame may further define a ring adapted to be hung onto a hanger. Alternatively, one of the arms further defines a ring adapted to be hung onto a hanger.

Eyewear is provided for use in wet settings, the eyewear including an eyeglass frame, a pair of arms, and a pair of lenses. The frame is connected to the arms, one each on opposite ends of the frame, by a hinge, and the frame, arms and hinges are formed of non-rusting materials. The lenses are made of plastic and are set in the frame, and wherein the lenses are coated with an anti-fog coating. The frame may further define a ring adapted to be hung onto a hanger. Alternatively, one of the arms further defines a ring adapted to be hung onto a hanger.

The disclosure concerns eyeglasses with an integrated magnetic clip for removably attaching the eyeglasses to a wearer's clothing, a vehicular sun visor, or other object. The eyeglasses may embody any wearable optics device, such as, prescription glasses, reading glasses, sunglasses, and the like. In some embodiments, the eyeglasses further include a shield element positioned between a magnetic element of the magnetic clip and a wearer's body for reducing or eliminating magnetic field effects on the body of the wearer.

A wristwatch includes a watch body having a display unit including a seating part formed on an outer frame of the display unit, and smart glasses having a temple tip detachably coupled to the seating part to constitute at least a portion of a case body or a bezel of the watch body and surrounding at least a portion of the outer frame of the display unit. The temple tip of the smart glasses is formed in a shape corresponding to the seating part of the watch body to surround the outer frame of the display unit of the watch body while being mounted on the watch body and supported by the watch body.

A wristwatch includes a watch body having a display unit including a seating part formed on an outer frame of the display unit, and smart glasses having a temple tip detachably coupled to the seating part to constitute at least a portion of a case body or a bezel of the watch body and surrounding at least a portion of the outer frame of the display unit. The temple tip of the smart glasses is formed in a shape corresponding to the seating part of the watch body to surround the outer frame of the display unit of the watch body while being mounted on the watch body and supported by the watch body.

The present invention comprises a novel retaining device for eye wear and other frequently used small tools or items for holding these securely in pockets, etc. This retaining device consists of a U shaped spring clamping member which is installed onto the piece to be retained using a number of binding sleeve type options. Specific types of elastic sleeves, heat shrink tubing and engineered adhesive tape strips would allow a retaining device to be attached onto a range of shapes and sizes of devices. The retaining device can be visually and physically unobtrusive, so as not to distract from the design intent of the eye wear stylist or it can compliment the styling. Conversely, the retaining device may be color coded for easily identifying tools or display advertising motif when used on eyewear, tools and other instruments.

A contactless visualization system is for a surgical microscope for eye surgery. The system includes an ophthalmic loupe positionable in front of a patient's eye and for supplying a real and vertically and laterally inverted image of an eye fundus of the patient's eye in an intermediate image plane observable by the surgical microscope. The ophthalmic loupe includes a first and a second lens element. In a state positioned in front of the patient's eye, the first lens element is closer to the patient's eye than the second lens element. A wall extends from the first to the second lens element. The wall has a free end in a form of a mount in which the second lens element is held. The mount includes at least one cutout in which an edge of said second lens element is exposed in order to give a surgeon operating space.

A contactless visualization system is for a surgical microscope for eye surgery. The system includes an ophthalmic loupe positionable in front of a patient's eye and for supplying a real and vertically and laterally inverted image of an eye fundus of the patient's eye in an intermediate image plane observable by the surgical microscope. The ophthalmic loupe includes a first and a second lens element. In a state positioned in front of the patient's eye, the first lens element is closer to the patient's eye than the second lens element. A wall extends from the first to the second lens element. The wall has a free end in a form of a mount in which the second lens element is held. The mount includes at least one cutout in which an edge of said second lens element is exposed in order to give a surgeon operating space.

The present invention includes an apparatus and a method for retaining eyeglasses on a remote panel with a holding element positioned on the remote panel and a temple element positioned on the eyeglasses.