MUZM Juliet — Milano San Babila Anniversary Edition
Milano San Babila Anniversary Edition
Reference
Reference not documented
Limited to 5 piecesReleased 2026
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Ultra-limited anniversary reissue of the 1999 X-Metal Juliet, developed exclusively for the Oakley Milano San Babila flagship. Prizm Sapphire Polarized lenses. Exactly five units produced worldwide, distributed via a global purchase raffle tied to the Milano flagship anniversary. Each piece is accompanied by collector packaging and a coin carrying its own serial number; the official source does not state that the frame itself is individually numbered.
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Milano San Babila Anniversary EditionThis page
Limited to 52026
Prizm Ruby Polarized
Ref. OO6032-0356Numbered2026
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Documentation
Documented. Key facts for this entry — reference, colorway, and production details where applicable — are backed by sourced records.
5 of 6 core facts sourced
- Reference: Not documented in RARIVUM.
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Release context
- Series: MUZM
Archive Reissue · Special Edition
Details
- Lens
- Prizm Sapphire Polarized
- Packaging
- Collector packaging with a serialized coin
- Exclusive To
- Oakley Milano San Babila
- Original Release Year
- 1999
Sources
- PrimaryOakleyOfficial brand page
How sources are used
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