Gawk at these stunning Galaxy Watch 8 watch faces

Besides three foldable phones, Samsung will unveil three new smartwatches—Galaxy Watch 8, Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2—during its Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9. While the company has released the beta version of the One UI 8 Watch software, it did not reveal the watch faces that it will debut with its upcoming smartwatches.

Those watch faces have now leaked, and you can look at them below.

The new watch faces that will debut with the Galaxy Watch 8 series and the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 were discovered by Android Authority. It appears that Samsung will add seven new watch faces to its already wide range of in-house digital watch faces for the Galaxy Watch lineupm, and their names are listed below.

You can see how they look in the images below. Most of them look stunning and are extremely customizable. Circle Info Board and Gradient Info Board have a slightly different design compared to the existing Info Board and Ultra Info Board watch faces. They can display lots of information through as many as eight customizable complications.

The Heritage Classic watch face can display constellations, moon, and sun, depending on the time of the day and the current month. It also displays all the dates, days, and months while highlighting the current date, current day, and the current month. It also features rich textures in the background.

As their names suggest, Minimal Analog and Minimal Digital have minimal designs. Minimal Analog displays the hours, minutes, and seconds hands, along with the current day and date. It has a solid background color. Minimal Digital replaces analog clock hands with big numerals.

Interactive Number is a digital watch face with big numberals and four complications (all laid along the circumference of the screen). Sporty Classic is an analog-style watch face with four customizable complications. One of those complications displays today's moon phase. However, it isn't clear if those complications can be customized.

All these watch faces will likely be released to older Galaxy Watches that are compatible with the One UI 8 Watch update. However, they will likely arrive on older devices a few days or weeks after the launch of the Galaxy Watch 8 series and the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.