Some of the famous smartwatches are following

Montblanc summit

Although Montblanc dates back more than a century, it is a relatively newcomer in watchmaking. Originally, Montblanc produced luxury pens before moving on to jewelry, leather goods, and eventually watches. Some have questioned its technical expertise when it comes to traditional watchmaking, but the Montblanc smartwatch has received excellent reviews, even if it is another expensive addition to the Wear OS lineup. The top lacks some basic features, such as GPS and NFC, but it is an attractive and lightweight piece with a customizable watch interface and ample storage space for apps.

Nixon mission

You wouldn't immediately think of Nixon as one of the major players in the watch industry, but the American company is not trying to compete with the big boys. Instead, Nixon has been doing his own business since his start in the late 1990s. It is a young brand, with an emphasis on combining intelligence and sport - especially for those who love surfing and snowboarding. The mission is an appropriately sinister beast - a chunky watch that's heavy weight, designed to withstand waves and cliffs. Packed in Google Maps, Fit, Music and between customizable strap options, case, bezel, and  watch face artwork options, it features up to 4,000 variations.

Diesel on

From the largest producer of jeans and denim in Italy to one of the most famous fashion brands in the world, Diesel has expanded in recent years - new colors and textures, homeware, and even collaborations with AC Millan. It now joins one of several fashion brands to develop its own line of smartwatches, including the Hybrid - On DZT1006, which is paired with the OS for limited smart features - and Full On Guard, a convenient smartwatch with a touchscreen. Features-wise, it's a standard Wear OS watch, but that's all about the design, with a rugged and masculine look that matches the diesel image.

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