Octopussy Gadgets
Faberge Egg Homing Device & Tracking Pen
Roger Moore’s James Bond’s visits to Q Branch appeared to be rather formulaic by this time. He would pop in to a remote station where experimental devices that were invariably wholly impractical or of any realistic purpose, would be exhibited for 007 as a set up for an appalling one liner.
This time Bond gets to see an extending rope that features rigidity as it travels upwards. Sadly, the prototype bends in the middle, “Having problems keeping it up Q?”
Then a door, with a fishing wire attached to the knocker, is flung very quickly at the person doing the knocking. Jabbing holes into the poor chap via spikes on the door; “Smashing, Q”.
The purpose of the field trip visit is to receive a tiny homing device that Q places inside a Faberge Egg.
He also receives a fountain pen, “Twist the top and a highly concentrated mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acid, which dissolves all metals”, says Q.
“Wonderful for poison pen letters”, says 007.
Once the pen lid is removed there is an ear piece contained within, which our gentleman spy will be able to use to hear from the bug that is cunningly attached to the homing device within the Faberge Egg.
The homing device itself is compatible with, “a standard issue radio directional finder in your watch. If you haven’t lost it.”
This time Bond gets to see an extending rope that features rigidity as it travels upwards. Sadly, the prototype bends in the middle, “Having problems keeping it up Q?”
Then a door, with a fishing wire attached to the knocker, is flung very quickly at the person doing the knocking. Jabbing holes into the poor chap via spikes on the door; “Smashing, Q”.
The purpose of the field trip visit is to receive a tiny homing device that Q places inside a Faberge Egg.
He also receives a fountain pen, “Twist the top and a highly concentrated mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acid, which dissolves all metals”, says Q.
“Wonderful for poison pen letters”, says 007.
Once the pen lid is removed there is an ear piece contained within, which our gentleman spy will be able to use to hear from the bug that is cunningly attached to the homing device within the Faberge Egg.
The homing device itself is compatible with, “a standard issue radio directional finder in your watch. If you haven’t lost it.”
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You can write and spy in style with this barely detectable spy pen camera. It features a 1280 x 920 image sensor for clear video images and 30 FPS for smooth motion capture.
The fun starts when you switch the motion detection on. You can then place it on a table (or boss's office), when you leave the room and wait for it to record video at the first sight of movement. You can also clip it to your shirt pocket to capture suspicious behaviour or incriminating activities. With the easy one button operation you will be ready to capture high quality hidden videos within a moment's notice. 
If you're wanting to track your agents in the field, or your kids...
You just need to send a text message to this GPS Tracker mobile phone wrist watch and it will reply with the exact coordinates of their location. It is of course ideal if you want to know where your children are. As soon as you receive the coordinates you just type them in on Google maps on your PC or laptop and you will be able to pinpoint the location of the tracking device. |
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Faberge have an online store, where you can purchase some delightful jewellery and nick-nacks, such as these wonderful pendants that start at around £8,000.
We have also seen Faberge Eggs for sale on a Celebrity Cruise Ship for around £12,000 |
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Photo: Octopussy 1983 Danjaq, LLC, & United Artists Corporation. All rights reserved
