The rotating bezel was first introduced with the Gear S3, and has been available on following devices up until the Galaxy Watch Active. Samsung even tried to replicate it in a way with a touch ...

We’re here for you and, crucially, so is Barrington with this winder built for six watches.Not only does it offer individual ...

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic marks the return of the beloved physical rotating bezel, a fan-favorite feature for intuitive ...

Samsung is holding its Unpacked event on July 26, and we’re expecting the Galaxy Watch 6 series to debut here as well. Earlier leaks point to the new watches bringing back the rotating bezel ...

If this is truly a Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, it confirms a lot of rumors and leaks from the past few months. But listed at the ...

The rotating crown has appeared on several Wear OS watches over the years, but was mainly popularized by the Apple Watch lineup. The OnePlus Watch 2, though, doesn’t support a rotating button.

Samsung ditched its physical rotating bezel with the Galaxy Watch 5 series, and it was a change met with much dismay. But it seems like the feature is all set to return in the next iteration.

The rotating bezel often found on dive watches is a “count-up” type meant specifically for diving, but it’s sometimes fitted with 12 hour markers instead. And this type is highly practical for many ...

This Classic version (model number SM-L505U) could feature the rotating physical bezel, a fan-favourite for its traditional watch-like feel. The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic might launch later this year ...

But the OnePlus Watch 2 ignored it, rather equipping a “rotating” crown that only physically rotated, lacking any ability to use that rotation to interact with the software as has become so ...