Famously worn by Sean Connery in Thunderball (1965), the Cool-Ray model N135 has been reimagined with 007 tailor Anthony Sinclair to mark the film’s 60th anniversary.

Within the vast realm of spy fiction, a unique allure surrounds the archetype of The Bespectacled Secret Agent.

After almost a century in the optical industry, Oliver Goldsmith is a brand rooted in British heritage. With knowledge that has been passed down through four generations, the company remains committed to crafting some of the most exquisite eyewear in the world.

Our models, Scarlett and Amir, kindly presented the latest collection of Ed Scarlett spectacle frames and sunglasses in their natural habitat, Soho.

The introduction of the eyeglass is commonly associated with the Venetians, who created convex magnifying lenses in their famed Murano glassworks in the late 13th century.

Run by husband-and-wife team Jason and Karen Kirk, this British brand blends family heritage with innovative design, redefining the boundaries of luxury eyewear with boldness and precision.

In 1881, a young 22-year-old entrepreneur, Kintaro Hattori, opened a clock repair shop in Japan. Thanks to his success, he founded his first factory 11 years later in the centre of Tokyo, which he named "SEIKOSHA", literally meaning "the house of precision".

Established in 1970, Linda Farrow quickly rose to prominence, pioneering luxury eyewear by recognising sunglasses as not just protection—but a bold, fashion-forward statement in their own right.