Samsungâs new Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is right around the corner, and now a device has popped up on eBay to show off its new design and a key spec change.
As first highlighted by GSMArena, thereâs a Galaxy Watch 8 Classic up for sale on eBay right now. The smartwatch will be bid on for the next few days which is interesting (and a bit funny) in its own right, but whatâs far more revealing are the images within the listing.
This is our first hands-on look at the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, and it reveals a lot, starting with the actual name of the device. We can also see Samsungâs new design here, with the smartwatch having a âsquircleâ design thatâs shown up in previous leaks. The bezel is raised and looks like it would rotate, but thereâs no mention to confirm that anywhere here.
Top comment by Jeremy
Stop with the squircle design. It's ugly! At least make the screen the same squircle shape as the case. The rotating bezel looks too bulky- a far cry for a watch that is supposed to be classy. I'll wait for a redesigned and refined version with the 2026 Ultra
An interesting detail on the box is that this watch has 64GB of storage, double that of even last yearâs Galaxy Watch Ultra. Itâs also clear that this new smartwatch is adopting the band connection method that debuted on Galaxy Watch Ultra, meaning that pin-based bands wonât be compatible without an adapter of some kind. A leather band is pictured throughout, presumably being the one Samsung includes with the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.



Something else that is mentioned is that, for now, this watch is not fully operational as the Galaxy Wearable app cannot yet complete the setup process.
Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Watch 8 series in âearlyâ July alongside its new foldables.
More on Galaxy Watch:
- Galaxy Watch 7 is Samsungâs last circular Wear OS watch
- Does the Galaxy Watch 8 âsquircleâ design appeal to you? [Poll]
- Galaxy Watch 8 Classic only gets one size as foldable colors & storage sizes leak
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