James Bond Gadgets @ Universal Exports, The Home of James Bond, 007

For Your Eyes Only
	The ATAC Description: Stands for Automatic Targeting Attack Communicator. The ATAC was the decoding device that the plot revolved around. Both Kristatos and Bond were trying to retrieve it. Status: Destroyed
	Identograph Description: The Identograph was utilized by Bond and 'Q' to identify Locque from the description Bond gave. It taps into the photo files of the French Surete, Interpol, the CIA, Mossad, and the West German police. Status: In MI6 Storage
Octopussy
	Acrostar Mini Jet Description: To escape, Bond used a gadget that at first appeared to be a horse's rear, but then became a mini-jet. Bond escaped and finished his objective at the same time. Status: In MI6 Storage
	Homer Seiko Watch Description: Bond's second Seiko watch was also a tracker for the homing device put in the Faberge Egg. In addition, it was connected to a LCD camera that Bond used to view a secretary's "assets". Status: In MI6 Storage
	Earpiece Description: The homer in the Faberge Egg doubled as a audio transmitter. Bond used this ear piece to hear Khan's plans for the eggs. Status: In MI6 Storage
A View To A Kill
	Q's Pet Dog Description: This little dog robot was seen never well developed but it is by far the most interesting gadget in the movie. It is essentially a mobile high-tech spying/video transmitting device. Status: In MI6 Storage
	Ring Camera Description: At Zorin's estate, Bond uses this small camera to photograph people. Status: In MI6 Storage
	Glare Eliminating Glasses Description: At Zorin's estate, Bond uses this glare-eliminating glasses to see into the room where Zorin is talking to Stacy Sutton. Status: In MI6 Storage
The Living Daylights
	Walther WA2000 Description: This bulky gun was what Bond used to shoot Kara while Koskov was pretending to defect. It is not really a gadget, but it is such an impressive looking gun. Status: In MI6 Storage
	Q Branch Keychain Description: This key chain had lock-picks that could open 90 percent of the world's locks, stun gas, and an explosive. All three of these features were used. Status: Destroyed
Licence To Kill
	Q Branch Suitcase 2 Description: This suitcase contained an exploding alarm clock, explosive toothpaste, a laser camera, an x-ray camera, and much more. Status: Some items lost, some used
	Signature Gun Description: The suitcase of goodies also had a signature gun with an optical palm reader. This way, only 007 could use it. It saved his life when the Hong Kong narcotics officer tried to kill him with it. Status: Lost
GoldenEye
	Grappling/Laser Gun Description: This gun aided Bond after his bungee jump by pulling him towards the entrance and then cutting it open with the laser. Status: Lost
	Grappling Belt Description: This was no ordinary belt. It shot a grappling beam 100 feet and could support Bond's weight. He used it to escape from the Russian Hall of Records. Status: Lost
	Laser Equipped Omega Description: A new Bond means a new watch. This time it was an Omega that had a laser and a on/off switch for explosives. "Still press here?" (Alec Trevelian) Status: Lost
	Explosive Pen Description: The now-famous exploding pen that armed up after three clicks. Boris loved this pen; until it blew up. Status: Destroyed
	The GoldenEye Description: This is the GoldenEye device. These two keys had to be turned at the same time in order to activate the targeting device. The actual GoldenEye is the device in the center which contains the targeting info. Status: Destroyed
Tomorrow Never Dies
	Ericsson Mobile Phone Description: This phone should come with all BMW's. In addition to being the remote control for Bond's car, it has a fingerprint reader, a key replicator, and a 20,000 volt stun gun. Status: Lost
	Omega Seamaster Description: Bond's watch of choice is, as usual, an Omega. Worn by Bond for most of the movie, he gets an updated one in Wai Lin's version of Q Branch. It has a pull out detonator which Bond uses to expose the stealth ship to radar. Status: Lost
The World Is Not Enough
	Omega Seamaster Description: Bond's watch is the same that it has been for the past few movies: the Omega Seamaster. However, it has some new tricks in the form of a high-powered flashlight and a grappling gun. Status: In MI6 Storage
	The Q Boat Description: More a vehicle than a gadget, Q was constructing this boat for his retirement. When Bond needs to persue the Cigar Girl down the Thames, he "borrows" it from Q's lab. Equipped with torpedos, a dive function, jet propulsion, and the ability to travel through city streets, this boat is a must for any vacation. Status: In Repair
	HP Jordana 430se Description: When Dr. Christmas Jones needs to defuse a nuclear bomb inside the oil pipeline she uses this HP Jordana handheld computer. It doesn't really do anything else but it looks high-tech. Status: Destroyed
Die Another Day
	Underwater Rebreather Not seen since Thunderball, the underwater rebreather makes its reappearance. Bond uses this device when he is infiltrating Gustav Graves' headquarters and fake diamond mine. To get in, 007 must swim under a sheet of ice and up through an opening inside. Status: Lost in Iceland
	Glass Shattering Ring Description: Q equips Bond with a ring that emits an ultra-high-frequency pulse that can shatter any piece of glass: even bulletproof. Bond uses it to escape from Gustav and to break the front window of his Aston Martin. Status: In MI6 Storage
	OMEGA Seamaster Professional Chronometer Description: During the pre-title sequence, Bond's watch contains detonator pin and mobile detonator that he sticks in a bundle of explosives in a suitcase full of diamonds. Later, Q gives him another watch which has a high-power laser built into it which Bond uses to cut through a sheet of ice in Iceland. Status: Lost in Iceland