The history of smartwatches dates back to 1983 with the release of the Seiko Data-2000 digital watch, a groundbreaking timepiece that allowed users to store notes of up to 2000 characters on its internal memory. Over the years, companies like IBM, Microsoft, and Samsung have joined the wearable technology game, introducing innovative devices that have shaped the industry.

Samsung made its mark in the wearables market in 1999 and has since continued to release a variety of gadgets. From the world’s first watch phone, the Samsung SPH-WP10, to more recent devices like fitness trackers and smart rings, Samsung has been at the forefront of wearable technology evolution.

In a fascinating infographic by Samsung, key milestones in wearable device history are highlighted across four categories: “Watch”, “Headset/earphone”, “Fitness tracker”, and “Ring”. Each category showcases notable devices and dates that have contributed to Samsung’s 25 years of innovation in wearables.

As we reflect on the evolution of wearable technology over the years, it’s clear that Samsung has played a significant role in shaping this industry. With a commitment to pushing boundaries and creating cutting-edge devices, Samsung continues to lead the way in wearable technology innovation.