This is new for me but I am very interested in finding out more about a pair of Oakley's i have from the early 2000's. I believe they are a pair of Juliet's/polarized but not sure exactly which the full model name is.

Hi, welcome to the OR! We will be glad to help. Post and pic and we'll tell you what it is.

Ok I feel really stupid but where am I missing the upload picture icon?

You can do one of two things:

1) upload onto an image sharing site like Photobucket or Flickr and link it in your post;
2) click on "Image Menu" as shown in the graphic below. Click on "Upload" -> "Choose File" -> then click on "Upload" once you have chosen your file (might take a minute of nothing happening for it to upload).

Ok, it doesn't show this on mobile app I will post when I get to my pc.

Here are some pics to review and any of your feed back would be appreciated. Also, what does this number 15 mean on the classes.

Yeah, it's the Juliet. Any serial number on the left arm or any other identification marks on the arms? You have this one:


http://www.o-review.com/database_detail_colorway.php?ID=180&table_name=glasses

Yes, left lens is marked polarized but no serial #'s.

Yep:

http://www.o-review.com/database_detail_colorway.php?ID=180&table_name=glasses

Any idea what the #15 means near the screw?

Thank you for the O-review data base it was very helpful. The price tag on the o-reveiew is the original purchase price or is this what they are worth now?

15 is the size of the rubber (Unobtanium) piece called the "Temple Shock". There are different sizes....15, 25, 50, 75. 15 is the smallest size. It was Oakley's solution to providing different fits for different head widths.

The price listed is the original retail price when the SKU was introduced to the market. ie. what it sold for in stores.

Once again thank you very much I didn't realize how helpful a site like this could be. One last question. How can I find out how much they are worth and what is the best place to possibly sell them?

Searching eBay completed auctions is the best way to gauge current market value. You can sell them on this site as well as eBay.

HELLO FRIEND,WELCOME TO THE FORUM.
CONGRATS FOR THE JULIET..VERY GOOD...

Also note that the prices were upon initial release. X-Metals over the years had several $25 markups in price, usually with each subsequent release. So the $275 for the Juliets ended up closer to $375 by the end.

I always keep the earliest information in the database, so sometimes you will see older names like Time Tank vs Minute Machine, or Halo vs Haylon.