Motorola seems to be prepping a stylish comeback to the smartwatch arena with the leaked Moto 360 (2025), revealed in a set of high-quality renders. 
Unlike the usual rubber-strapped wearables, this upcoming model flaunts a sleek stainless steel bracelet, giving it a more premium, traditional watch look.
The original Moto 360 made waves back in 2014 as the first circular smartwatch on Google’s Android Wear. Since then, the brand had its ups and downs, including a 2019 revival through a third-party license. But this time, signs suggest Motorola itself is taking charge once again.
While it’s unclear whether the Moto 360 (2025) will run Wear OS or Motorola’s own system, speculation leans toward Wear OS making a return-though the recent Moto Watch Fit, which skipped Google’s software, leaves room for doubt. Still, the choice of design and branding hints at a more serious, possibly flagship-level device.
According to the leak, the smartwatch will come in five color variants when it launches later this year, appealing to both tech lovers and style-conscious users. Other specs are still under wraps, but the shift from sporty to dressy design has already sparked conversation online-some admiring its masculine, classic looks, others questioning the need for yet another potentially locked-down device.