James Bond is known for its spectacular suit and tie clothing line with little chance of ruining its crisp through the duration of the movie. However, the latest James Bond poster, which was released recently, Bond himself donned an immaculately suited turtle neck that accentuated his lustful masculinity.

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According to the post by GQ, Daniel Craig wasn't the first Bond to wear a turtleneck, in fact, Sean Connery in 1967 wore a turtle neck for "You Only Live Twice," Roger Moore in 1973 for "Live and Let Die," Pierce Brosnan in 2002 for "Die Another day" and the parody of Bond in 2010 for Archer - The tactleneck.

According to EW, they can't help but notice how the turtleneck resembled Archer when he famously said, "I didn't invent the turtleneck, Lana, but I was the first to recognize its potential as a tactical garment. The tactical turtleneck, Lana.. The tacktleneck."

Fans of the James Bond franchise went ahead to post on their twitter accounts some of the pictures of previous Bonds who also wore the turtleneck. According to FirstPost, Sony and EON sure found another teaser by releasing the poster. "SPECTRE," for those who are not aware of the title, is an acronym for "Special Executive for Counter - intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion."

"SPECTRE" will be 24^th on the James Bond franchise, produced by EON production. It will also be Craig's fourth appearance as Bond and the second series for director, Sam Mendez. "SPECTRE" is scheduled to be released on Nov. 6, 2015 with casts including, Christopher Waltz, Monica Belluci and Ralph Fiennes. The production of the film started in Dec. 8, 2014 at Pinewood Studios and with other locations such as Austria, where most of its winter scenes were shot.

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