This analog watch looks quite normal, but features a small built-in spy camera.

Smart mounting of the camera results in the image being correctly orientated when the watch is upside down, for example when naturally resting your arm on a table. With stylish brushed aluminum and black a face no one will ever suspect they’re being watch by such a well dressed person.

The receiver unit comes with a 2.5 inch LCD and the capability of monitoring 4 wireless cameras at a time, playing music and even MPEG 4 movies if the mood takes you.

The Spy Camera Watch with Wireless LCD Receiver retails for $378.75 (Sample +1) over at the Chinavision website.

The tiny Argard M10 Bluetooth headset weighs only 5 grams, but still offers a stand-by time of 100 hours and a constant talk time of three hours.

It comes with a very stylish charging dock station and is a breeze to set up. It’s extremely comfortable to wear, and a joy not to have ear loops or cables tugging at your ears.

Features

• Possibly one of the world’s smallest Bluetooth headsets.
• The headset uses Bluetooth Version 1.2, Class 2.
• An intuitive touch button control system.
• Push the ‘Talk Button’ on the end of the headset to answer and end your calls.
• Volume Buttons are located on the headset so you can control the volume without ever having to access your phone.
• The headset comes with spare earpieces so will fit the larger and smaller lobed person.
• A stylishly designed black charging cradle.
• Requires a mains adaptor (included) for charging.
• A full charge is equal to 3 hours talk time or 100 hours standby.
• Size: 2.3 x 2.2 x 3.15cm.

The Micro Bluetooth Headset is available at IWOOT for £99.99 (about $197).

Unbelievable! Is it? Not anymore. Do you think that it is some mock gadget and cannot function properly? No. No. A completely functional earpiece that is also invisible. Doesn’t that sound like a perfect spy gadget?

Yes it is! And is the smallest wireless headset of the recent times. The attractive feature is that it is worn inside the ear. The skin coloured acrylic fabric used, makes it appear invisible to others. How about the safety as it goes into the ear? Here it goes.

The attached thread helps to easily pull it off from your ear. And the thread is also invisible making it completely unnoticed. So how does this small thing work?

For that you need something like a mobile phone that has an audio jack. The headset comes with a transmitter necklace with a mic. This silent earpiece system uses a wireless technology making it the perfect spy gadget.

This cool gadget features:

• 24 hours undisrupted usage
• 105db output power
• 5% distortion
• 120-8500 Hz frequency range.

Check out the video for a real experience of this light weight headset.

Those who deal with confidential or sensitive tasks should always fear about being spied. Do you believe that somebody is trying to trap you by recording your activities? Well the solution is to carry a hidden camera detector to save you.

Think Geek has an advanced hidden camera detector that reveals all hidden camera in your premises, say in office, bed or bath room. When a wireless camera is sensed the LED blinks with an alarming sound.

This spy tracker can even eliminate the background interference with its advanced circuitry. The detecting frequency ranges from 50 MHz to 30 GHz. The sensitive tuner allows you to scan variable distances and channels automatically.

The compact size and body lets you carry this extremely useful gadget anywhere you travel. Enjoy a hassle free life by owning the hidden camera detector for just $24.99.

Self Destructing Spy Paper is like having your own “Mission Impossible” type of spy item that you could use to send out valuable information that is meant to be read once and destroyed after without any way of retrieving any of the information written on it.

The self destructing spy paper looks like any other paper but behold, this innocent looking paper is meant to deliver valuable information but in just a few seconds of contact with any liquid, it dissolves right away and you are left with a useless scum-like substance.

Spy paper makes it a lot more comfortably secure to send out confidential information without worrying whether or not the paper would end up in other people’s hands right after the read had read the content. Just make sure to inform the reader that he or she should immediately place the paper in contact with any liquid.

Now, what if the reader is on a desert and there’s no water in sight? How do they dissolve the spy paper then? Not a problem. Well, the person then has no choice but to lick the paper into destruction, right? After all, it will just dissolve in seconds using “any” liquid so a person’s saliva is good enough.