Smart Watch Technology

[ad_1] This is a review of the second-generation Citizen CZ Smart Hybrid watch from the Japanese technology giant, which has been making “smartwatches” since before the term existed. The CZ Smart Hybrid is an interesting combination of a traditional-looking watch and dial, with an impressively robust smartwatch platform that was built especially for the Citizen […]

[ad_1] Whenever you hear that a watch brand is the “Official Timekeeper” of a high-profile sporting event, it can be easy to automatically assume that the relationship is little more than some thinly-veiled sponsorship deal. However, Hublot has a legitimate connection to the world of soccer, and the Swiss brand takes things further than providing

[ad_1] Garmin’s watch catalog is vast, with models that range from simple health and fitness trackers to high-end, full titanium tool watches specifically designed for particular sports or endeavors. If you’re after a specialist watch, there’s a good chance Garmin has one in its catalog, from aviation to diving to golf to everything in between.

[ad_1] Occupying the very highest level of the Garmin smartwatch hierarchy is the brand’s MARQ series, which consists of models that are crafted from premium materials and loaded with top-of-the-line features. With a price point that can be more than ten times what the brand charges for its entry-level offerings, the MARQ collection is positioned

[ad_1] As of late 2023, the Apple Watch Series 9 represents the ninth major iteration of Apple’s mega-popular smartwatch product. During the launch of the Apple Watch Series 9 (aBlogtoWatch debut), Apple made it clear (again) that they are now the world’s largest producer of wristwatches by volume. That news is still slightly shocking to many watch

[ad_1] Among the various smartwatch ecosystems currently available, Garmin arguably offers the most complete and well-rounded lineup. While the brand produces a number of different models that are purpose-built for specific sports and professional applications, Garmin also makes many general-use smartwatches that are capable of tracking a wide variety of activities, and these models are

[ad_1] We take it for granted now given the proliferation of touchscreen tech in our daily lives, but when Tissot debuted the T-Touch in 1999, it was a real breakthrough. That was the same year I graduated high school, and back then, a multifunction tactile watch was the stuff of the future. Tissot’s bet paid

[ad_1] When it comes to purpose-built smartwatches, Garmin is the industry leader, and within the brand’s vast lineup, the Descent series is its collection of dive computers. While they still offer all of the same health and fitness tracking features that you would expect from a modern well-equipped smartwatch, the Garmin Descent models also include

[ad_1] This week on the Superlative Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch Founder Ariel Adams is joined by Todd Register, a Creative Lead at Garmin supporting the Outdoor segment while focusing on smartwatch design. To start the show, Ariel and Todd talk about Garmin’s history with manufacturing smartwatches, and they discuss the new line of MARQ tool watches

[ad_1] Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for an advertiser Perhaps a legendary Italian name like Pininfarina needs no introduction. The Turin, Italy-based company was best known for designing cars for Ferrari and others like Alfa Romeo, and while the brand still designs and produces automobiles under its Automobili Pininfarina division, it’s broadened its horizons and