https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/11/the-newest-zombie-brand-moto-360-doesnt-run-wear-os/

The decrepit remains of Motorola's brand are still floating around out there. Motorola was fragmented across the tech landscape after the sale to Google, with Google (and now Lenovo) picking up the smartphone business, "Motorola Solutions" being spun off to handle the radio business for first-responders, Arris buying the modem division, and VTech licensing the Motorola brand for landline phones. For smartwatches, the Motorola brand was licensed by a company called "eBuyNow," a division of CE Brands, which licenses other dead tech brands like Kodak.

So meet the Moto Watch 100, the latest eBuyNow product trying to relive the glory days of the Moto 360. This watch is just $99.99, so presumably eBuyNow thinks a dirt-cheap smartwatch with whatever brand recognition Motorola still has left will be a good impulse buy.