Get ready for the Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and Watch Ultra (2025)-the latest wearable tech to hit the scene, packed with fresh design updates and some bold new choices. Whether you love or hate the ‘squircle’ shape, these new models are definitely making waves. Leaked by the ever-reliable Evan Blass, the new visuals give us a closer look at the upcoming Galaxy Watch family, showcasing both style and functionality.
From sleek, minimalist designs to rugged durability, Samsung is pushing the envelope once again.
The Galaxy Watch 8 offers a choice between graphite and silver hues, while the Watch 8 Classic looks like a nod to tradition with its timeless black and white colors. The Watch 8 Classic, however, packs a little extra punch in terms of functionality-featuring a rotating bezel and a thicker, heavier build
. It’s expected to cost more than the regular Watch 8, but for those who prefer extra features, the price may just be worth it.
In comparison, the Galaxy Watch 8 feels like a blend of square and circle, with a slightly more compact design that may appeal to those who prefer a lighter and smaller smartwatch. It’s not for everyone, though-some might find the shape a little too odd, especially if you’re a fan of round-faced timepieces.
But if you’re open to something new, this might be your sweet spot.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) has also been catching attention with its Titanium Blue color. While it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, the design has certainly grown on me. The rugged, titanium build looks sharp, but it’s a shame that Samsung might phase out the Titanium White option. Still, the Titanium Silver and Titanium Gray finishes will likely remain, offering plenty of choices for fans of tougher wearables.
We don’t know all the specs yet, but an official reveal is imminent. Expect to see full specs and capabilities in the coming weeks as Samsung prepares to launch its next generation of Galaxy Watches.