Frame for supporting a head-mounted display on a user, comprising: a first portion positioned for a first user's eye, comprising: a first casing for optical components, the first casing comprising: a first casing reflector
mount for a first casing reflector; a first back
mount for a
back reflector, the back
mount defining a plane for the
back reflector and a corresponding
back reflector axis perpendicular to the plane; a first front mount for a combiner, the front mount defining a plane for the combiner and a corresponding combiner axis perpendicular to the plane; the back mount positioned to position the back reflector in close proximity to the user's first
eyebrow; the casing comprising: a second portion positioned for the other eye, comprising: a second casing for a second optical component, the second casing comprising: a second casing reflector mount for a second casing reflector; and A second back mount for the back reflector, the back mount defining a plane for the back reflector and a corresponding back reflector perpendicular to the plane; a second front mount for the second combiner for the other eye, the front mount defining a plane for the combiner and a corresponding combiner axis perpendicular to the plane; the second back mount is positioned to position the second back reflector close to the user's other
eyebrow, and as a result the second casing extends from the inner end close to the other
eyebrow. A frame is disclosed comprising: a second portion having an outer end adjacent to the other temple of the ser; a bridge member having an extension between the first casing and the second casing, thereby defining a frame
transverse axis, and being positioned to be mounted substantially parallel to the user's cross-section; the frame
transverse axis having an X-axis perpendicular thereto for alignment with the user's forward-looking axis when mounted, and each of the back mounts and each of the front mounts extending downward from the bridge member.