A few days ago we saw the real-life display of the much-rumored Pixel Watch, giving us a look at what Google's first smartwatch will look like. We now have more real-world images of the same with a person actually wearing the Pixel Watch. According to one Reddit user's claims, it's the most comfortable watch yet. Here's a look at the details.

A Reddit user named "u/tagtech414", who is the same person who leaked the Pixel Watch's watch face, showed it off with a 20mm silicone band, which is believed to be made by Google. This is tinted black and has a proprietary connector, which was apparently difficult to connect the first time.

But once it was done, it became "extremely secure" and felt so light on the wrist. According to the images, the Pixel Watch appears to measure 40mm with a thickness of 14mm and weighs 36 grams. It is also said that the Digital Crown did not poke the user's wrist when bent or while typing. This may be due to the rounded and raised chassis of the watch.

The screen is seen as completely bezel-less, something we've heard several times before. Other images show the Pixel Watch from different angles, also giving a glimpse of the sensors under the watch face.