【A Fair Haired Woman Who Spins And Pulls Out】

Do you like smartwatches?A Fair Haired Woman Who Spins And Pulls Out Do you like the color white with red and blue accents? If the answer to both is yes, Samsung's got a (pricy) smartwatch to sell you.

The company's recently launched Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic will become available in Thom Browne edition on Sept. 29. The limited edition device will cost $799.99, which is more than twice the price of the regular, $349.99, 42mm Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.

For your money, you get almost the exact same functionality, with the only difference being five new watch faces. Other than that, the watch is rhodium-plated, features a Thom Browne logo on the case, and comes with three straps made of leather, rubber and fabric, and a custom-designed charging cable.

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Note that the Thom Browne edition of the watch only comes in one, 42mm size, whereas the regular Galaxy Watch 4 Classic comes in 42mm and 46mm sizes.

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This is not the first time Samsung has launched a Thom Browne-designed smartwatch, but previous models came bundled with phones, while the new one can be bought separately.

Now you can complete your Samsung Thom Browne collection. Credit: samsung

Some other Samsung devices with Thom Browne's signature include the Galaxy Z Flip 3, the Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Galaxy Buds 2.

The Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Thom Browne Editionwill be available for purchase on Sept. 29 on Samsung’s website.

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