What is the name of Apple's wearable smartwatch?

Apple's wearable smartwatch is called the Apple Watch. It is a wrist-worn computer that combines timekeeping with notifications, communication, fitness tracking, health features, apps, and integration with Apple's wider ecosystem.

Apple unveiled the device in September 2014 and released the first Apple Watch on April 24, 2015. The original model relied heavily on a paired iPhone and ran Apple's watchOS operating system. It included a touchscreen, a Digital Crown for navigation, wireless connectivity, and a heart-rate sensor.

Later generations became more independent. Cellular models can make calls and use data away from an iPhone, while newer versions added features such as GPS, fall detection, ECG readings, temperature sensing, and expanded workout tracking. Compatibility and available features vary by model and iPhone software version.

Pebble, Samsung Gear, and Fitbit are also names associated with wearable technology, but they are not Apple's smartwatch. Fitbit is especially known for fitness trackers, while Samsung's smartwatch products belong to the Galaxy Watch family. Apple's product name is simply Apple Watch, without a generation number in the basic answer.