BUNKER 77 BY JMM: SKELETON BAY in NOIR
BUNKER 77 BY JMM: SKELETON BAY in NOIR
Limited production batch of 150 pieces
Limited production batch of 150 pieces
AVAILABLE IN 6 COLORS
Brawny and bold, the SKELETON BAY recalls the glasses Bunker wore in the early ’70s as he surfed, partied, and fought his way around the world—from North Shore to Skeleton Bay, Latigo Beach to Durban—a lone figure chasing the edge at full speed.
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SIZE
Wide -
TOTAL WIDTH
154mm -
TEMPLE LENGTH
132mm -
DBL
14mm -
EYE SIZE A
62mm -
EYE SIZE B
48mm
VARIANT DETAILS
- Hidden 'classic' wirecores with refined hairline details, finished in silver palladium
- Temple tip skull-and-bones 'calavera' medallion finished in silver palladium
- 7-barrel hinges finished in silver palladium
- Spur-shaped rivetheads finished in silver palladium
- Inner-temple hallmarks in silver foil
LENS
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MaterialARMORLITE
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CoatingANTI-REFLECTIVE (AR)
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Base8-Base
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Transmission rate11%
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Category3
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UV ProtectionYes
Limited-edition spectacles of the Bunker 77 by JMM collection are received in a custom monograph box with a ‘Calavera’ insignia inspired by Bunker’s personal skull-and-bones letterhead debossed in Red and Copper foil. The Box Set includes one of two custom leather eyewear cases, each featuring a ‘Calavera’ medallion finished in Vintage Copper; a commemorative oversized cleaning cloth featuring a reproduction of Triumph of Galatea by Raphael, as seen in Bunker’s London hotel room, July 1975; three letterpress photocards featuring exclusive archival imagery; and a letterpress authenticity card with collection notes, craftsmen’s signatures, and handwritten edition number.
Uncompromising Craftsmanship
At Jacques Marie Mage, craftsmanship is the very foundation of our creative ethos. Our eyewear is handcrafted in small batches by master artisans who blend generational expertise with leading-edge techniques. Shaped through hundreds of meticulous steps, each frame is a testament to design and discipline. Every detail—laminated colorways, custom wirecores, hand-polished finishes—reflects an enduring commitment to quality and care. In honoring craft, we resist disposability and redefine luxury as something deeply human, a tactile expression of history, heritage, and the belief that what is made with meaning should last for generations.
Honoring Heritage
Luxury isn’t about burning the bridges of the past for the skyscrapers of the future. Rather, it involves the delicate threading of history into unique goods made with superior materials and a studious attention to craft; it’s about believing and investing in artisanal processes and developing goods—and stories—that last. For us, heritage is not a relic, but a living, breathing framework for creation. To this end, we combine reverence for the past with a commitment to aesthetic innovation, producing small-batch goods that both honor and evolve the traditions that shaped them.
