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Galaxy Watch Classic fan discovers bezel trick that looks like magic

A Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic displays the Stretched Time watch face.


Credit: Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority





  • A Reddit clip shows the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic’s bezel still works when held above the screen, thanks to magnetic sensing.

  • The bezel uses a Hall sensor to detect changes in a magnetic field, rather than a mechanical connection.

  • The same system is used on the latest Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.




The rotating bezel is one of the Galaxy Watch Classic’s signature features, but it turns out that it doesn’t actually need to touch the smartwatch? to work. It’s one of those quirks that makes sense when you see it, but still impresses.



A Reddit post from a Galaxy Watch 6 Classic owner shows the watch responding to bezel turns even when the ring is held about a centimeter above the display. Not only is it a neat visual demo, but it also reveals that the sensing is all done magnetically. Check it out below.


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