Look at any photo of Tom Cruise over the past 40-odd years, and you'll clock the presence of an ageless co-star in close proximity: his aviator sunglasses.

Tom Cruise may be bidding a final farewell to “Mission Impossible” but he isn’t ready to say goodbye to his signature aviator sunglasses. The 62 year-old actor arrived at Cannes Film Festival this week for the premiere of “Mission Impossible — The Final Reckoning,

Cannes: Cruise joined his director on 11 films, Christopher McQuarrie, for a deep-dive conversation at Cannes. “I’m a diehard believer in the big-screen experience,” said McQuarrie. “What makes film special is however many hundreds of strangers all come together to sit in the room and watch something together and experience something together.

Rolex’s speedy chronographs are clearly ... Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning will be the last time we see Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt. Judging by his press tour watch game, though ...

Platinum is by far the sturdiest of precious metals, and it’s also a lot rarer than its counterparts, so it ticks the red carpet rizz box nicely. But despite its high-end properties, it doesn't look too different from stainless steel. Its killer credentials are under wraps, like the hyped watch equivalent of a secret agent.