As an Android user, I've always wondered if we'll ever get an option as premium as Apple's Watch Ultra. Well, Samsung's newly launched Galaxy Watch Ultra with its familiar moniker and distinctly derivative design proved to be this siren call that I couldn't refuse. I mean, this is Samsung's most premium watch yet, priced at Rs 59,999 in India.

So when Samsung sent us over the Galaxy Watch Ultra's Titanium Gray variant, I jumped at the chance to do some ultra testing of my own. If you're in the market for a premium smartwatch for your Android phone, is it worth the money? That's what my detailed Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra review wants to answer. With that said, let's get started!

Now, before I take you through my review, here's a quick summary of the Galaxy Watch Ultra's specs for your reference: SpecsGalaxy Watch UltraDimensions47.4 x 47.1 x 12.1Dial Size47mmWeight60.5 gramsDisplay1.46-inch Super AMOLED, 480 x 480 pixels, Saphire Glass protection, 3000 nits Operating systemWear OS 5 ProcessorSamsung Exynos W1000Sports modes100+IP ratingIP68Battery lifeUp to 100 hoursBand colorsTitanium Grey, Titanium Silver, Titanium WhitePrice Rs 59,999

Out of the box, the Galaxy Watch Ultra comes with the all-too-familiar circular magnetic charging station, your wristband of choice, and some paperwork. Nothing special there. But when I lifted the watch itself without the straps attached, I could already feel the premium lift.