Gone were the days when smartwatches were only available with bland, black screens. Engineered by HP, this series of timepieces offered functionality, technology and flair in one package.

After an extensive renovation, the garage at 367 Addison Avenue reflected its original appearance from 1939. It was on this site that Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard founded their company, and much of t ...

The restored Hewlett-Packard garage featured a Sears Craftsman drill press, which was nearly identical to Hewlett-Packard’s first piece of equipment. Dave Packard brought a used model with him when he ...

Part of the garage’s restoration process included outfitting an original workbench, complete with 200A and 200B oscillators.

HP’s commitment to pushing the envelope of wearable tech made it a natural match for Movado’s Bold series.

This Isaac Mizrahi timepiece featured a deeply textured dial, an unusual touch for a smartwatch that created an interesting complement to the small digital screen that sat just beneath the mirror-fini ...

Hewlett-Packard was the first company to support the Family Giving Tree, a San Francisco Bay-area nonprofit, when the company put a “family giving tree” in the company cafeteria at its headquarters to ...

HP supplied the technology while Juicy Couture supplied the glamour for this glitzy hybrid watch.

Could state-of-the-art technology be compatible with a simple, classic analog face? This collaboration between HP and American fashion icon Coach indicated the answer was definitely “yes.”

Luxury and functionality combined in this smartwatch produced by Hugo Boss and engineered by HP.