LOOK Place your Domino's Pizza lunch order on your smartwatch

Pizza delivery experts Domino's Pizza is giving customers yet another new way to place their order, all from the convenience of their own wrist.Domino's Pizza customers can now place and track their order via Pebble and Android Wear smartwatches. Pebble is a customisable smartwatch that delivers information from your iOS or Android smartphone right to your wrist.This marks the first time that Domino's ordering is available on smart watch technology. To utilise this new ordering feature Pebble and Android Wear smartwatch users must have Domino's app for their smartwatch, along with a ‘Pizza Profile’ with a saved ‘Easy Order’ or recent order.Customers can also use the Domino's Tracker on their smart watch to follow the progress of their order, from the time it is taken, to when it is placed in the oven, and ready for delivery or carryout.Check out how the entire process looks like here:http://youtu.be/Ltne3nd0bQo"Pairing Domino's with smart watch technology couldn't be more of a natural fit," said Kevin Vasconi, Domino's Pizza chief information officer. "We are constantly looking for ways to use technology to enhance our customers' experience and provide them with more convenience. We pride ourselves on having a variety of online ordering options for customers to choose from."Ordering on Pebble and Android Wear smartwatches is the first of this year's Easy Order innovations and joins Domino's extensive list of digital ordering options.Domino's Pizza currently ranks among the world's top public restaurant brands with its global enterprise of more than 11,600 stores in over 75 international markets. Domino's had global retail sales of over US$8.9 billion in 2014, comprised of more than US$4.1 billion in the US and nearly $4.8 billion internationally.In a press statement, the company said that the emphasis on technology innovation has helped Domino's generate approximately 50% of US sales from its digital channels at the end of 2014, and reach an estimated run rate of $4 billion annually in global digital sales.