Crockett & Jones

Highbury

Name: Crockett & Jones Highbury
Brand: Crockett & Jones
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No Time to Die

James Bond

In Matera, James Bond walks alone to Vesper Lynd’s grave while on holiday with Madeleine Swann, wearing this pair as part of his tan corduroy suit and tie. The visit is quiet and deliberate, and the mood turns abruptly from private remembrance to danger when the grave is revealed as a trap moments before Madeleine reappears nearby.

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About This Product

Crockett & Jones makes the Highbury at its Northampton factory, and the company traces its founding to 1879 by Charles Jones and his brother-in-law James Crockett. The Highbury is a plain-front three-eyelet Derby made in black calf leather on Last 348 with a City rubber sole, and Crockett & Jones identifies it as a Goodyear-welted model. In No Time to Die, Bond wears the black calf version rather than the dark brown suede Molton boot used elsewhere in the film, and Bond-focused costume documentation links the Highbury to his tailored city and formal outfits. Crockett & Jones later released multiple James Bond-related styles through its official partnership with EON Productions, including models promoted specifically in connection with No Time to Die.