The rotating bezel is one of the Galaxy Watch's best features.

But it's the 24 city time-zone rotating bezel that gives it travel chops.

The rotating bezel gives this wearable, by far, the easiest-to-learn smartwatch interface around.

From a more practical point of view, the physical rotating bezel solves a real-world problem.

So too is the rotating bezel, which makes it easy to navigate through the screens.

Galaxy Watch 3: Sensors and features galore Furthermore, the flagship smartwatch sports the trusted rotating bezel.

The rotating bezel is back, the touchscreen is high quality, and there is a heart-rate monitor built in to the back.

While this isn't the first device to sport the physical rotating bezel, I'm so glad that Samsung decided to bring it back.

A joystick with a select button and a rotating bezel at the top make for easy adjustment of various features, including the map view.

Rotating bezel The Galaxy Watch Active 2 also sees a return to the rotating bezel.

Watch: Rotating bezel in action Quick to set up, easy to use The watch was quick to set up.