My favorite watch from years ago has never truly been revisited. In a landscape of boring smartwatches, it's time.

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Pebble's creator is bringing the much-loved smartwatch back almost a decade after the last model went on sale.

The new Amazfit Active 2 starts at $99 and offers comprehensive ski and snowboard tracking. The question is, is it accurate?

The Pebble watch is coming back thanks to founder of the original company, which collapsed in 2016 and shut up shop entirely ...

"We're making new Pebble watches," writes original Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky on the "rePebble" launch page.

In 2012, a few of us at ZDNET backed the Pebble Kickstarter project, which became one of the most successfully funded projects at the time, with nearly 70,000 backers pledging more than $10 million.

Pebble was beloved by enthusiasts who sought a no-frills smartwatch with a simple interface and long battery life.

It also monitors steps, calories, heart rate and sleep for way less than an Apple Watch or other popular wearables.