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Sculptural precision
Words editorial staff
23/09/2026
Blackfin Atlantic elevates titanium into a sculptural language, combining architectural lines, refined finishes and precision engineering in two distinctive silhouettes: Tucker and Pembroke
Blackfin enters a new phase of its evolution with Atlantic, a collection that takes the brand’s design language into a more sculptural and architectural dimension. Here, titanium becomes the central element of a refined aesthetic in which precision, lightness and material research converge.
Tucker and Pembroke embody this approach through a finely engraved texture along the bridge and profiles, enhanced by contrasting high-tech finishes in shiny gold or shiny lunar white gold. A new gradient colourway, moving from glossy black edition black to matte cosmic grey, adds a further distinctive option. The new temples echo the geometry of the front, reinforcing the collection’s sense of solidity and structure. Tucker interprets the language through a double bridge, subtly raised at the centre to give the silhouette a sense of lift, while Pembroke adopts a squared shape defined by carefully balanced proportions.
Construction is equally central to Atlantic’s identity: each front is sculpted from a single block of titanium, while the rim lock and hinge are integrated into a one-piece component. A patented system enables invisible adjustment of the temples’ pantoscopic angle, complemented by omnidirectionally adjustable silicone nose pads for precise fitting. Crafted at Blackfin’s Black Shelter in the Dolomites, the collection reflects the brand’s commitment to controlled Italian production, innovation and a close relationship with its territory.