The product is shipped in a very nice black box, with the inscription “Digital Video Watch” on top of it:



When we open up the box, we can see that the bundle and the main product are organized in different places:



Along with the watch, we can also find inside the box a CD with drivers, a USB cable, a power adapter, and an installation guide:



The power adapter has in front two LEDs to signal the charge process:



On its back, we can see that on the output its rated 5V/300mA and the spare USB port to fit in the cable:



Also, here is the power adapter in its open position; unfortunately, its feet are very short and I could plug it in a wall socket only with the help of an adapter:



The USB cable has a special connector on one end that goes to the watch, and the other ending is a plain USB connector:



The small user manual explains us how to operate the Bond watch, how to use it as a webcam and the charging procedure:



On the background we can see the watch dial, which has lots of markings; on its top there is a hole for the camera and on the bottom; the hands that should show the tide and temperature are non-functional, but the hour hand, minute hand and the hand that shows the seconds work as on any other watch; we can set the analogue hour/minute by rotating the little crown which can be found in the right part, in center; also on the right we can find the buttons to operate the audio/video/photo functions on the watch.
On the left of the watch, we can find a nut that unscrews to reveal the USB port and a dummy second button; the black ring with inscriptions around the watch display can also be rotated:



Here is a closer look on the right part of the watch; the two buttons, the one from the left and the one from the right, to be operated, must be pressed, not rotated: