Observer Tt

It's not just a watch (with three alarms, dual time and a split time 99 lap stopwatch), it's also a high sensitivity altimeter, a multi-function barometer and a bearing- tracking compass. If that's not enough for you it's also extremely shock resistant, waterproof to 100m, electro-luminescent, has a high visibility backlit display and is stylish enough to be worn in any casual situation.
The Observer will see you through whatever you get up to at the weekend-whether it's boarding, biking, climbing or skiing, and yet not look out of place in the office on Monday morning.
Seldom does a watch come along that has so much packed into it and yet can retain such a modest and chic profile, it's quite simply remarkable.

Rubber Band Gatling Gun
Hand crafted in the USA, this limited edition rubber band machine gun is about as over the top as it gets. Using a mechanism similar to the famous Gatling Gun of the old west, it stands 44 inches from the handle to the tip of its barrels.

The turret spins effortlessly through 360 degrees, and will tilt from 45 degrees up to 22 degrees down, so tracking a fast moving target is a breeze. Winding the handle spins the barrels and fires off the bands, and it has a fire rate of 560 rounds per minute, though you can fire off all 144 rounds in just 12 seconds if the mood takes you. Re-loading takes between 10 to 30 minutes - there's a lot of bands to load.

The gun comes with a free bag of 200 bands, and it's handmade by a good old Texan (of course) out of replenishable poplar pine. Because it's handmade and a limited edition, there are very few of these around (which is probably a good thing!).

Camera Pen
This is the sort of kit you'd expect to be given to you by a bumbling genius in a tweed jacket with only a letter for a name. It looks like a very run of the mill pen, but oh no, no mills, and no running, this sly little pen conceals a quality video camera and microphone that transmits live colour pictures and sound to it's receiver over a distance of up to 150 metres away.
The beauty of this is that you don't need to hide it anywhere - it can be on full view, clipped into your top pocket, tucked into your organiser, or just lying on the desk in front of you. If you're not worried about anyone nicking it you can just leave it in a desk tidy among the other more innocent pens! If you look through the specifications below, you'll see that this puppy is no toy