Samsung’s Next Galaxy Watches Leak in New Colors — Say Goodbye to Titanium White

Samsung is preparing for its big Unpacked event, which we expect to take place next month (similar to last year). We will see the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, as well as new Galaxy Watches.

We have already posted renders of the Galaxy Watch 8, Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, and Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025). Now, we’re seeing the names of the Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) colors from X user Arsene Lupin.

Apparently, the Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) will go by a different naming scheme than the rest of the Galaxy Watches, using the year instead of generation. It will also be available in three colors: Titanium Blue, Titanium Gray, and Titanium Silver. Samsung seems to be swapping out the Titanium White from the original Galaxy Watch Ultra for a Titanium Blue.

The post also mentions that it will have 64GB of storage. This is something we’ve seen mentioned before in leaks, and would be a nice upgrade from the Galaxy Watch Ultra, which had only 32GB of storage. Of course, why do you need that much space on a watch? Mostly for offline music.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic will be offered in black and white only

Next up is the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, which will be available in a 46mm size, with WiFi and LTE options available. And it’ll be limited to just black or white. Given the nature of this model, that does sound pretty accurate.

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is expected to retain its rotating bezel as well.

Galaxy Watch 8 will come in two sizes, again

Finally, we have the Galaxy Watch 8, which will once again come in two sizes – 40mm and 44mm. Interestingly, that larger size is still just a millimeter larger than the new OnePlus Watch 3 43mm, which is supposedly a “mini” watch.

The Galaxy Watch 8 will be limited to two colors this year: Graphite and Silver. So it seems like Samsung is cutting back on the body colors this time around, but of course, there will be loads of bands available.

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