"More complicated than you'd think," Sandy murmured, mostly to himself, taking the visor into his hands and closing his eyes to focus on his other senses.

It took him about five minutes of silence before he said anything at all.

"I can fix the crystal portions instantly if they crack or cloud for some reason," Sand reported before carefully placing the visor on the table.

"I can also make new pieces if necessary, though I find some of the design to be fiddly, probably necessitated by a shortage of ruby quartz in a certain size. That's not a problem."

He looked Scott in the face then.

"Making you a replacement, I could do in twenty minutes. Making you a functional visor that accomplishes the same with purely manual controls would take about a minute and a half. Something like your glasses there, I can do almost instantly."

He took a look at the visor again before glancing to Scott's face once more.

"Developing a prototype for a visor that shouldn't give you nearly as bad of a headache... maybe a month? If you wanted me to."