In Thunderball (1965), James Bond is seen wearing one of the very earliest examples of polarized lenses: the Polaroid Cool Ray N135. As with much of the gadgetry used (and abused) by 007 over the years, he always remains several steps ahead of the curve!

Tom Ford Marko FT0144

Tom Ford announced that James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Tom Ford Snowdon FT0237 sunglasses in SPECTRE. The sunglasses are worn in the Rome funeral scene.

Barton Perreira Joe sunglasses

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Nokia’s 8.3 5G smartphone was to be featured in the film, but this item’s placement, along with others from Adidas footwear, Bollinger champagne, and Omega watches would all have outdated products featured in the film.

Sony Xperia Z5

The Nokia 2.4 used the James Bond promos for its launch. “The details of the gadgets and things are all kept tightly under wraps, but everyone knows that James Bond always carries the latest kit with him. The problem is that some of those things were the very latest models back when they started filming.

Daniel Craig

The release of the next James Bond film has been delayed for a third time because of the coronavirus pandemic. No Time To Die had already been pushed back twice, and will now debut globally on 8 October, an announcement on the film’s website said. It had originally been due to hit screens in April 2020.

Daniel Craig spends most of his time at his sleek apartment in London, England, although he supposedly also purchased a 5-story, 6,000 square foot townhouse in Brooklyn in 2019 for around $6.5 million.

A licence to kill is a licence granted by a government or government agency to a particular operative or employee to initiate the use of lethal force in the delivery of their objectives. The initiation of lethal force is in contrast to the use of lethal force in self-defence or the protection of life.

Sean Connery