Samsung has announced the fashion-focused Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Thom Browne Edition.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Thom Browne Edition will be available exclusively through Samsung’s website from September 29 for a price of £729/$799. Numbers will be strictly limited, though, so you’d best get in there sharpish.
For around double the price of the stock Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, this Thom Browne Edition will give you a 42mm body with a premium rhodium-plated finish, and will also come bundled with three signature strap designs.
One strap incorporates thin red and blue stitching over a white leather base; another is a fabric strap with thick red, white and blue stripes; and the third is a grey strap made of hard-wearing Fluro-Elastomer (FKM). That’s fancy rubber to you and I.
You’ll also get five custom watch faces to accompany the already impressive selection featured across the stock Galaxy Watch 4 family.
Naturally, you also get the Watch 4 Classic’s distinctive rotating circular bezel, as well as Samsung’s triumphant Wear OS collaboration with Google, which we tested out in the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4.
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We praised that watch’s sleek design, speedy performance, punchy AMOLED display, and robust fitness and health tracking features in our review, so the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Thom Browne Edition is much more than just a pretty (watch) face.
This isn’t the first collaboration between Samsung and Thom Browne, the two having previously worked together on limited editions of the Galaxy Z Fold2 5G and Galaxy Z Flip.
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