Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 series is shaping up to be the most customizable yet, thanks to a fresh leak ahead of the brand’s July 9 Unpacked event. 
While much of the buzz has centered on the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip, this latest scoop shifts the spotlight to Samsung’s smartwatches-and their new faces.
A recent APK teardown of the Galaxy Watch 7 Manager app has revealed a set of never-before-seen watch faces, offering a sneak peek at what users can expect from the Galaxy Watch 8 lineup
. These assets closely resemble promotional renders that leaked earlier, suggesting they’re likely headed for official release.
The leak showcases seven distinct watch faces, each with its own style and purpose:
- Minimal Analog
- Minimal Digital
- Sporty Classic
- Heritage Classic
- Interactive Number
- Gradient Info Board
- Circle Info Board
Each design caters to different tastes and use cases. The Minimal Analog and Minimal Digital options keep things clean and understated. The Sporty Classic and Heritage Classic appeal to those who enjoy a more traditional watch look. Meanwhile, Interactive Number brings a quirky, animated vibe, and the two info board options prioritize data-rich displays-one with a circular format and the other with a sleek gradient aesthetic.
The Galaxy Watch 8 is also rumored to feature a redesigned chassis for the Watch Ultra model, moving toward a unique squircle shape. Paired with these bold new watch faces, Samsung seems to be focusing on both aesthetic flair and functional versatility.
Though software teardowns don’t always guarantee final features, the inclusion of these watch faces in official Samsung app code strongly suggests they’ll be part of the Galaxy Watch 8 experience at launch.
With just days left before Samsung’s Unpacked keynote in New York, fans won’t have to wait much longer to see these stylish upgrades confirmed. If this leak holds true, Samsung is doubling down on personalization and making sure every user can find a look that suits their wrist.