smartwatch

American  

[smahrt-woch] / ˈsmɑrtˌwɒtʃ /

Or smart watch

noun

1. a computing device that resembles a wristwatch and is attached to a band worn around the wrist.

   Get email and text message notifications on your smartwatch.

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Etymology

Origin of smartwatch

First recorded 1995–2000; smart (in the computer sense “able to process data locally”) + (wrist) watch

Example Sentences

Part of the attempt to recalibrate the company includes simplifying: Fossil exited its smartwatch business and now focuses on its five core brands—its namesake brand and licensed products from Emporio Armani, Armani Exchange, Michael Kors and Diesel—out of 14 total.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the mele, it's hard to see a wrist without a smartwatch on it.

From BBC

Just some of the comments I've had from fellow smartwatch wearers when I ask what they think of theirs.

From BBC

Before she realised she could put it into pregnancy mode, Rachael's smartwatch kept telling her she was not being productive enough.

From BBC

Each model of smartwatch has its own novel way of tracking your vitals and interpreting your data, but the majority use sensors on the back of the watch.

From BBC