Nikon - Presio™ Master Z

Presio™ Master Z

A stress-free vision, tailored to your dynamic lifestyle.

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Recommended For

For astigmatic individuals particularly sensitive to the blurring effects that certain progressive lenses can cause.

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Presio™ Master Z - A stress-free vision, tailored to your dynamic lifestyle.

With Presio Master Z, managing the blur zones becomes an art, eliminating the visual stress associated with activities requiring high precision and clarity. Enjoy the most comfortable and natural vision possible.

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Achieve visual balance

Meticulously designed to integrate the visual perspectives of both eyes to deliver improved binocular balance, relieving the brain of managing distorted information and reducing visual discomfort.

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Enjoy optimal visual comfort

Precisely controls the direction and intensity of shifts at the edges of the lens, effectively reducing distortions and blur zones.

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Get the perfect fit

Customize the fit of the lens for enhanced visual performance, comfort, and aesthetics based on individual wear parameters.

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Note: The price shown corresponds to a pair of lenses in 1.60 index material, including SeeCoat+ UV New Generation surface treatment.

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Z-Contrast Technology

For the first time, we integrate the contrast evaluation methodology used in all Nikon cameras into the design of progressive lenses – to enhance the contrast experience through the lens. A new era in the design of progressive lenses to let you experience the extraordinary through the power of contrast.

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See details up close fluidly with a better contrast experience that adapts to different lighting environments.

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Enjoy clear vision without constant effort thanks to improved clarity and width of vision in the part of your progressive lenses dedicated to near vision.

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Enjoy natural and unobstructed vision without needing to adjust your posture or gaze to focus through specific areas of your progressive lenses.

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