Randolph Engineering Aviator - Tom Cruise - Oblivion
Tom Cruise on the set with Randolph Engineering RE Aviator sunglasses, which can be seen in the film Oblivion
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Randolph Engineering RE Aviator with bayonet temples
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The bayonet temples of the Randolph Engineering RE Aviator can be seen on this image of the Oblivion film set
photo © Universal Pictures

Tom Cruise wears a pair of Randolph Engineering Aviator sunglasses in the movie Oblivion (2013). 

These sunglasses can be recognized by their bayonet temples, which are designed to fit comfortably under headgear. Cruise's character wears the sunglasses in the New York era and also owns the same pair in the 'future' era of the film.

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Different special editions, sizes, colors and temple styles are available at Randolph.

Tom Cruise wears the same sunglasses, but in a bigger size, in the movie American Made.

Randolph is an independent, authentic American eyewear brand since 1973. Randolph sunglasses, designed and handcrafted in Randolph, MA, can often be spotted in films and tv series.

Randolph Engineering began as the American dream - two immigrants who started a company making machines to build the parts for other metal eyewear companies. As the others started moving overseas, Randolph started their own sunglass brand and remains the last of the metal eyewear companies made in the United States. Having had a contract supplying the standard-issue glasses to the military since 1982, Randolph is known for their exceptional quality and attention to detail.

In the same film, Morgan Freeman wears a pair of vintage looking goggles with leather side shields.

Reference: Randolph Engineering Aviator, matte chrome, bayonet arms

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