The shift, first reported by leaker GalaxyTechie, indicates a move toward consolidating the best features of the Classic series into the Ultra branding. This redesigned Ultra is expected to feature a thinner bezel, refined side buttons, and a more angular aesthetic, effectively replacing the niche occupied by the Classic line. While the leak provides a detailed look at the potential hardware changes, it remains unconfirmed whether the iconic rotating bezel—a hallmark of the Classic models—will survive the transition to the new form factor.
Industry expectations point toward a formal reveal at Samsung’s next Unpacked event, rumored to take place in London this July. The presentation is slated to showcase the new wearables alongside the latest generation of foldable smartphones. If the rumors hold, the company is betting that a singular, highly premium Ultra device will command more market attention than splitting its high-end focus between two distinct product lines.





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