Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic: Rotating Bezel spotted on renders

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Samsung slowly removed the iconic rotating bezel of its Galaxy Watch series. The move started with the Galaxy Watch4 series when the company had a Galaxy Watch4 Classic as the only one sporting the physical crown. Then, the Galaxy Watch5 series from last year did not bring the feature. Apparently, this didn’t work well as the company is now bringing the feature back. Rumors have been floating about the inclusion of the rotating bezel, and now we have a couple of renders that seemingly confirm this feature – or at least give us an idea of the look of the upcoming Galaxy Watch6 Classic.

The feature will make a comeback on a new classic variant – Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic. So instead of making the feature available on all watches, the firm will re-introduce the Classic variant for those who want to enjoy the physical crown. The Galaxy Watch6 Classic will aim at the minimalistic trends and will bring a metal body and two keys on the right side.

The design of the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic is pretty similar to the Galaxy Watch4 Classic. The strap features a butterfly clasp instead of a belt-tyle hole and pin. Of Course, we assume that it will still allow you to replace the strap when needed. The renders also confirm the wireless charging for this model.

Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic features and release details

As per the source of this leak, the Galaxy Watch6 Classic will pack a 1.47-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 470 x 470 pixels. The battery capacity of the new wearable is about 425 mAh. That’s a nice size for a smartwatch and means an increase over the old Galaxy Watch4 and the vanilla Watch5. We expect the watch to bring a new iteration of One UI For Watch which now is based on Google’s WearOS.

There are still a few months ahead of the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 series. The company will likely introduce the new watches along with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5. The rumors have been pointing to a launch in July, which is earlier than usual. If we go for the past years, we believe that the usual August window is a more reasonable guess.