It looks pretty innocent, but this sport watch comes with a feature that may or may not be so cool. Called the Bonds Spy Sport Watch, this timepiece comes with a super secret pinhole lens along its face that can take 3264 x 2448-resolution still images or 1280 x 960-sized video clips at 30 frames per second, then store it in its integrated 4GB storage bin.

A watch that can take 8MP stills and AVI videos? Sounds pretty nifty, until you realize that you’re not really a spy, and any kind of covert “spying” you’d probably have to do with this watch could be frowned upon. Also, while the watch looks pretty inconspicuous, can you imagine holding this up towards your target, Wonder Woman-style? (and you got to hold it steadily too, if you want your videos to actually be watchable.) It’s going to look pretty weird. That’s so un-Bond-y.

If you’re really interested, here are the rest of the details: The watch also comes with an audio record function for saving audio in WAV format, and it also comes with a rechargeable Li-Ion battery. The package is currently selling for $89, and comes with its own charging adapter and USB data cable for transferring your captured spy footage.

Tags: Digital Camcorders, Digital Cameras, Wearable, Wristwatch

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