New software-sourced renders ahead of Samsung’s July event point to black, silver, and beige Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 models, while claiming there will be no Classic this year. The leaks also describe a boxier Ultra 2 look with thinner bezels, r
For smartwatch fans, the disappointment lands early. New leaks ahead of Samsung’s July event are already reshaping the expectations for what’s coming next—especially for anyone hoping for a Galaxy Watch Classic this year.
The latest details on Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 come through a post on Twitter/X by a user calling themselves “Galaxy Techie,” sharing both new information and some software-sourced renders of Samsung’s upcoming wearables.
Color options are the first clear shift mentioned. The leaks say either Galaxy Watch 9. or Galaxy Watch Ultra 2—or both—will be offered in black. silver. and beige variants. It’s the kind of change that matters day-to-day: buyers often decide based on how a watch looks on a wrist long before they care about the smaller specs.
Then comes the part that likely stings for Classic followers. The leaker claims there won’t be a Galaxy Watch Classic model this year. That aligns with Samsung’s usual release pattern. but it also overturns the kind of excitement people build around the idea of a rotating bezel—something fans associate with the Classic line.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 leak doubles down on physical redesign cues. The watch is described as “boxier,” with thinner bezels. On top of that, the side button is said to drop an all-orange look in favor of an orange outline instead—small, but visually consequential.
The changes don’t stop at hardware. On the software side, the leaked renders show a Samsung Health redesign, plus what looks like a new watchface picker. There’s also an updated button design for the Ultra 2, shown in a compass app or face.
The story emerging from these renders is straightforward: Samsung’s next wave of wearables appears to be about more than incremental upgrades. It’s about reshaping the look—colors, edges, and button styling—and updating how people move through key features like Samsung Health and watchfaces.
And for those waiting specifically for Galaxy Watch Classic this year, the leak is blunt: no Classic after all—at least not in this July lineup.
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