Not every accessory in the world of Daniel Craig’s Bond is a gadget or a watch. Some are simply good sunglasses. In promotional material for Spectre, Madeleine Swann wears a pair of Persol frames in Havana acetate with green lenses, identified as the Persol PO3092SM sunglasses. They are a small, rounded, handmade frame, and in our view one of the more wearable pieces of eyewear from Bond’s world.
In the film
Léa Seydoux’s Madeleine Swann wears the Persol sunglasses in official promotional photographs for Spectre. They have been linked to the Morocco sequence, but we have not confirmed the scene or the exact model on screen, so we describe them as shown in the film’s promotion and no more than that.
The details of the Persol PO3092SM sunglasses
Acetate, made in Italy. The frame is cut from acetate and handmade in Italy. The Havana pattern is warm and varied, which gives it more depth than flat black.
A petite fit. This version is size 50-19, with a 145mm temple. Persol describes the petite lens front as one for those who prefer to cover a smaller portion of the face. Lens width is 50mm and lens height 23mm, which keeps the shape neat rather than oversized.
Green lenses. The lenses are green, and they sit quietly against the Havana frame.
The arrow. Persol’s signature arrow sits on the temple. You can have up to three letters engraved on it for an extra US$15, which is a discreet way to make a pair your own.
Prescription ready. Persol sells the frame with prescription lenses, so it can serve as an everyday pair rather than a holiday one.
Wearing it now
These suit a man who wants sunglasses that look chosen rather than announced. Havana and green belong with linen shirts, stone chinos, an unstructured navy jacket and a leather watch strap. They are at their best in warm climates: a terrace in Lisbon, a drive along a coast road, a long lunch outdoors.
Who they fit. Persol lists 50-19 as best for most faces and sells this model in no other size. If you have a broad face, compare the measurements with the numbers engraved inside the temple of a pair you already own.
Which colour? We would choose the Havana with green lenses, which is the pairing shown in the promotional material. The Tabacco Virginia frame with brown gradient lenses is a warmer alternative, and the transparent grey with dark grey lenses is cooler and more modern.
For more eyewear in the same spirit, see our eyewear collection, or look at what Bond wears alongside them.
Specifications
| Model | Persol PO3092SM, Havana frame, green lenses (9015/31) |
|---|---|
| Size | 50-19-145: lens width 50mm, bridge 19mm, temple 145mm, lens height 23mm |
| Frame | Acetate, handmade in Italy |
| Lenses | Green; prescription lenses available |
| Extras | Optional engraving of up to three letters on the temple arrow (US$15) |
| RRP | US$333 (RRP at the time of writing, October 2026) |
Full details are on Persol’s own page for the PO3092SM in Havana.
Availability
Persol’s US page showed the Havana and green pair as out of stock when we last looked, and stock moves. If it is gone, the same frame is sold in other colours, and Persol can tell you when the Havana returns.
Questions
Are these the sunglasses Madeleine Swann wears in Spectre?
Probably, but we have not confirmed it on screen. Madeleine Swann is shown wearing Persol sunglasses in Havana with green lenses in promotional material, and they have been identified as the PO3092SM. We have not been able to confirm the scene in the finished film.
What size is the Persol PO3092SM Havana with green lenses?
This version is a 50-19-145: a 50mm lens, 19mm bridge and 145mm temple. Persol sells it in this one size and recommends it for most faces.
How much do the Persol PO3092SM sunglasses cost?
RRP at the time of writing, in October 2026, is US$333 for the Havana and green version in Persol’s US store. Some other colours are US$344, and the polarised smoke version is US$397.
Can you put prescription lenses in the Persol PO3092SM?
Yes. Persol sells prescription lenses for this frame at the point of purchase. Note that temple engraving is not available with prescription lenses.
More looks from the films are collected on our films page.
