Guess which is the more expensive pair

I'm of the opinion that spending hundreds of dollars for a tiny little bit of metal - glasses - is outrageous, even if I can claim a large part of the cost back through insurance. Thus, when acquiring a new pair of glasses shortly before my travels earlier this year, I also put in an order for a second pair at Goggles4u.com, a company based out of Pakistan.

Just by looking can you tell which is the more expensive pair? (Yes, I'm not the most photogenic of individuals).

The online-purchased pair has slightly thinner lenses than the store-bought pair I think, with me having purchased the highest-index lenses that they offered. Yet even with that the cost of the online pair (+ lenses) was about $50 including shipping, compared to over $400 for the store-bought version.

The online version showed up bent a bit out of shape. The shipping materials seemed quite adequate to the task of protecting the glasses in transit, so I'm guessing that that was the way that they were in the factory. It looked like someone had nicked one of the earpieces with a knife though, presumably when installing the lenses.

The online pair feels a bit tight around the head, although that could be due to me having gotten used to a somewhat unusual type of arms on my store-bought glasses. The store-bought frames bend outwards quite a bit with a different ear piece, and as a result don't fit in normal glass cases. Even if I where to find a wider pair of glasses the two online-purchased pairs in total would only cost 20% of the store-bought pair.

Another criticism of the online pair of glasses would be their weight - they're probably 2-3x as heavy as the store-version. (Goggles4u may have pairs with lighter weight but their search engine doesn't allow you to search by that, even though they do provide some information as to the weight of the glasses).

(The answer, by the way, to my earlier question is that the mail-order glasses are the ones on the left).