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Nick, it's funny you point out the wire in the watch as bothersome. Yet look at some of the effects in your top 10 list:
Bond's x-ray shades from The World is Not Enough.
Bond's Stinger-equipped Aston Martin from The Living Daylights.
Just to point out a couple. Like the other replies, it's all just fun. Practically any movie involving high tech gadgets can be picked apart.
What did you think of the movie over all ? (plot, acting, excitement...)
Cheers, John
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