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Tom Ford Snowdon, color Havana 52N with standard lenses

photo © Tom Ford

On this image we can finally see that the color of the frame is ed Havana.

photo © Rankin

Although the sunglasses seem black, on the official promo photo on the right the sunglasses do look like Red Havana, and not purely black. The lenses are brown.

Tom Ford Snowdon, color Shiny Black 05B

photo © Tom Ford

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.

There has been some debate among fans what is the correct color. The color of the glasses was said by some Tom Ford boutiques to be Shiny Black 05B, but it is actually Havana 52N (see new image from Rankin's Behind The Scenes book on the left) with the standard grey lenses, which seem slightly brown in real life and on the photos. This was also confirmed by the Christie's Auction in February 2016, where a Hanava pair was offered, size 50, one of four pairs worn by Bond on set in Rome.

There are two sizes: 50 and 52, Bond is wearing the smaller size 50.

You can find Snowdon sunglasses in the USA at SmartBuyGlasses ($227), Amazon.com or eBay.com (only buy from trusted sellers), or in the UK/EU on SmartBuyGlasses (£159) Amazon.co.uk (£128.00 - £216.90), UnitedShades.com (£140 / €198).

Christie's SPECTRE Auction
One of the sunglasses worn by Bond during the filming in Rome will be auctioned by Christie's in February durng the SPECTRE charity auction, more info on Christies.com.

Tom Ford Henry
Bond also wears another pair of Tom Ford sunglasses in SPECTRE, the Henry Vintage Wayfarer model.

This is the third movie in which Bond wears Tom Ford sunglasses: see also the Tom Ford FT0108 in Quantum of Solace, which were released in a special James Bond branded case, now sold out, and Tom Ford Marko FT0144 in SkyFall, which are still available.

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Comments

CDelm_ on 19 October, 2015 - Permalink

It's a beautiful sunglasses, no doubt about it... but I wish Tom Ford had designed something new for the film, instead of trying to boost an old product...

Jonathan on 20 October, 2015 - Permalink

I have these and love them - not least because they suit my face whereas the Marko's really don't. Also they're much better suited to winter (British) climes!

Gonçalo on 24 October, 2015 - Permalink

I have the Shiny Black 05B, when the sun reflects on the lenses, it makes them brown. I was suprised by this until I took a selfie. More users with 05B can confirm this. Anyway, it's very possible that they used both colors while shooting the movie.

JFraser on 12 November, 2015 - Permalink

Eye goodies is offering it with custom brown lenses. http://www.eyegoodies.com/Tom-Ford-TF0237-Snowdon-Custom-pr-19761.html

AUBond on 16 November, 2015 - Permalink

I bought the 05b and it's definitely the one from the movie. The lenses look blue and brown depending on the lighting. And despite the color being labeled as shiny black in reality it's a black coating on a tortoise shell colored frame so it can appear both ways depending on the lighting as well. It's probably this sophisticated color combination that would have drawn Bond into buying these.

Gonçalo on 16 November, 2015 - Permalink

I've sent two emails to Tom Ford asking which model of snowdons is presented on the Bond Capsule Collection: and they replied the following: Thank you for your interest. The TOM FORD sunglasses shown are the Snowdon Soft Square Sunglasses, Item No. FT0237 in Dark Havana. They are very popular right now, however, and if you are interested I would urge you to buy them sooner rather than later. The next shipment isn’t for some time, and there are limited quantities available. Kind regards, and the second email: Thank you for your interest. The TOM FORD sunglasses shown are the Snowdon Soft Square Sunglasses, Item No. FT0237 in Shiny Dark Havana/ Green Lenses, color code 52N. cid:3406809416_37000817 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE | 888-TOM-FORD | WWW.TOMFORD.COM Plus, several optical stores by now confirm the model 52N. After watching the movie, there was no doubt for me about this matter, howerver, there is an official confirmation by Tom Ford reps. Kind Regards, G cid:3406809416_37000817 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE | 888-TOM-FORD | WWW.TOMFORD.COM

James Beckham on 16 November, 2015 - Permalink

They're TF Snowdon 52N with brown lenses from Snowdon 05J, i own them and they're fantastic, anyway im going to buy the Shiny Black with brown lenses and 05J. If you want picturrs of my Snowdon email me.

michael on 24 November, 2015 - Permalink

I have reviewed all of the info and there is a lot of confusion around something so simple. Has anyone bought any of these sunglasses and they were not fake? Amazon has same but people said they were fake once they got them. So are the ones I want the Snowden FT0237 Shiny black and they have a brown lense or what? Thanks

James Beckham on 26 November, 2015 - Permalink

GUYS LISTEN TO ME (i only buy TF sunglasses and optical frames on TF website, then trust me): TF Snowdon model worn by Bond in Spectre is TF 52N (shiny havana/grey green lenses) and i own them, during Spectre shooting (and Omega factory visit by Daniel Craig last August - photos in this beautiful website - and in some other photos around) he wears Snowdon 52N with custom brown lenses from Snowdon 05J, and i own them too, i want you to know i have all the TF Snowdon frames existing (even 05B with brown lenses worn by Craig at Golden Globes 2013 - photos with Rachel Weisz- and 62J Hollywood Collection). If you trust me, buy Snowdon 52N normal, not with brown lenses. Shiny Black 05B is very cool, but it isn't the one in the movie, anyway it's very very beautiful, much more particular than 52N, a little too traditional. Then the best two TF Snowdon are 05J and 62J, for me, they're very top class.

Jack on 28 November, 2015 - Permalink

100% they are the Tom Ford Snowdon black Havana frames (05B) with custom solid brown lenses. The frame has Havana on the edges and back. The Havana shows through on some angles in photos. Beautiful frame in person

chris on 28 November, 2015 - Permalink

I just came from the Tom Ford boutique in New York City, and they seem certain that it was the black frame, color code o5b, with prescription brown lenses put in.

Gabriele Orlandi on 02 December, 2015 - Permalink

Ok, buy any other pair than TF Snowdon 52N and you won't have the right model worn by Bond in Spectre. I offered my help.

Lorenzo Anselmo on 06 December, 2015 - Permalink

I concur with Gabriele. 52N is the model. The lenses were not "custom replaced".

James David on 08 December, 2015 - Permalink

@LorenzoAnselmo: sure, they're absolutely not custom replaced, that's standard 52N, red havana with grey/green lenses.

Steve on 10 March, 2016 - Permalink

Can anybody tell me the difference between Snowden FT0237 and TF237? I've seen the Snowdens listed both ways.

Remmert van Braam on 11 March, 2016 - Permalink

No difference between FT0237 and TF237. One would expect official product numbers to start with "TF", but it the actual sunglasses product numbers of Tom Ford start with "FT". The official name is FT0237.

Nabil Mustafawi on 08 May, 2016 - Permalink

Dear Sir or Madam am looking for this type of sunglasses ( FT0237 - color 52N (Havana) standard Grey lenses, size 50 ) where can i find one in Dubai UAE. Best regards Nabil Mustafawi

Kirk Salvador on 15 June, 2016 - Permalink

This is a general Tom Ford question, I've bought a pair of Tom Ford Terry sunglasses but the ones I originally wanted are FT0332 but was only able to buy the TF332 the site says that there the same pair.. why would some be listed FT0 and others TF ?? Are they simply the same or what's the reason for this?

Remmert van Braam on 07 July, 2016 - Permalink

Hi Kirk, indeed this can be confusing, but the answer is that the pair is the same model. Each sunglasses brand uses two letters in their model range to identify the brand, for example RB for Ray-Ban, PO for Persol, GG for Gucci... and it would be logical to have TF for Tom Ford, but actually the brand code is FT. So some people assume the code is TF (which would make more sense), while actually the code is FT.

bob on 21 July, 2016 - Permalink

Are these glasses still available. On the official tomford.com website i can not find the colour way.

Andrew on 09 February, 2017 - Permalink

Hi all Has anyone purchased a pair of ft0237/52n snowdons from the stockists listed on this page. I have some on order from SmartBuyGlasses and wondered if they were a reputable company. I'm just a bit weary of fakes and how to find out if they are the genuine article or not Andy