Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Astro Edition: What’s new

The limited edition Galaxy Watch model that Samsung unveiled this time, however, is pretty distinctive, and it can only be purchased in selected nations. The first ever limited-edition Galaxy Watch created by Samsung specifically for the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) area is the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Astro Edition. A compass on the dial pays homage to the antiquated instrument while also evoking an astrolabe through its design and software features. The astrolabe was chosen as a symbol of the area’s history of innovative and scientific accomplishments, particularly in the fields of time, astronomy, and mathematics.

Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Astro Edition

An astrolabe is an astronomical tool for measuring the altitude of the sun or stars as well as addressing other astronomical and navigational issues. The solar tracker honors the sun’s key place in the astrolabe’s observations of astronomy by stimulating the sun’s daily journey starting from sunrise to sunset. The movements of the sun and moon can be monitored by the users from their wrists. The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Astro Edition is only offered in a 47 mm size, which includes a black Astro bezel, an extra fabric strap, and Astro Edition collectibles. Also, access to Samsung’s VIP promotional store is granted.

The watch intensifies inspiration from the ancient tool while fusing historical accuracy and contemporary elegance with the integration of cutting-edge technology that shows time, direction, and solar and lunar phases. The United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, and Morocco are some of the MENA territories where the special edition of the smartwatch will be sold. Interested people can order the gadget from the Samsung online shop, and the company states that local branches will announce the price and availability.

Omar Saheb, Regional Marketing Director at Samsung MENA, shared, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Astro Edition is a testament and tribute to the Middle East’s innovators and their historical prominence in the fields of mathematics, science, and innovation, while simultaneously setting the stage for the region’s future pioneers.”