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Laser enthusiast Patrick Priebe took nearly 50 hours, spending $200 to invent a functioning laser watch modeled after the original James Bond gadget.
A video on Priebe’s site Laser Gadgets shows the watch bursting balloons, lighting matches and burning through a plastic CD case.
And it still manages to keep track of the time.
http://youtu.be/EbQ2JvRxNq0
The inventor says he built every component of the device – even down to the screws.
You’re out of luck if you want to build one yourself, though; Priebe has no plans to release any schematics and will not mass-produce the watch.
But it's still impressive to see it take out a number of balloons in mere seconds.
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