How much does a day in the shoes of James Bond cost?

He is about to say goodbye to the most famous secret agent. In Dying Can Wait, in theaters on October 6, Daniel Craig slips into the shoes of James Bond for the last time. He should nevertheless be relieved of some fabulous expenses, if we are to believe a study carried out by the English sign Charles Tyrwhitt. According to research carried out by the men's clothing brand, agent 007 would spend no less than 598,038 pounds (699,000 euros) per day. The authors of this study thus looked at the usual activities of the spy, without however taking into account the various gadgets that he is led to use to get out of perilous situations.

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A 578,000 pound car

Among the daily expenses of the character imagined by Ian Fleming: a bottle of Bollinger champagne at 126 pounds ( 147 euros), a bottle of 18-year-old Macallan whiskey at 145 pounds (169 euros), a first-class plane ticket from London to Rome at 5,900 pounds (5,039 euros), a bespoke suit at 3,615 pounds (3,087 euros) or renting a suite in the luxury hotel Palazzo Gattini, in which a night costs 567 pounds (484 euros). Charles Tyrwhitt also takes into account the costs involved in using a 578,000 pound (675,000 euro) Aston Martin Valhalla, the 9,450 pound (8,071 euro) Omega Seamaster Diver 300M “007 Edition” James Bond watch, as well as his Vuarnet Legend 06 sunglasses at 235 pounds (200 euros). Fortunately for the British spy, diamonds are forever.