The Japanese support page of Garmin has already teased photos of the Lily 2 Sport variant. The revealed pictures suggest that the watch has retained the design philosophy of its predecessor, featuring a glossy bezel and a matte finish on the watch body, specifically catering to a female audience.
Moreover, the leaked images also shed light on four distinct Lily 2 Classic SKUs, each accompanied by either a leather or nylon strap.
Previous reports, citing information from Garmin’s Spanish website, indicated that the Lily 2 smartwatch would come in both Classic and Sport editions. While both versions are expected to share identical hardware specifications, they will offer varied watch face designs and strap options to suit different tastes.
Although Garmin has not yet announced an official launch date for the Lily 2, online retailer The Watch Hut has already listed the device on its website with a price tag of £249 (approximately ¥2248). This could suggest that an official announcement from Garmin is imminent.
January 04, 2024 – Exciting news for Garmin enthusiasts as images of the upcoming Lily 2 smartwatch have surfaced on the official Garmin support forum, hinting at an imminent release.
The Japanese support page of Garmin has already teased photos of the Lily 2 Sport variant. The revealed pictures suggest that the watch has retained the design philosophy of its predecessor, featuring a glossy bezel and a matte finish on the watch body, specifically catering to a female audience.
Moreover, the leaked images also shed light on four distinct Lily 2 Classic SKUs, each accompanied by either a leather or nylon strap.
Previous reports, citing information from Garmin’s Spanish website, indicated that the Lily 2 smartwatch would come in both Classic and Sport editions. While both versions are expected to share identical hardware specifications, they will offer varied watch face designs and strap options to suit different tastes.
Although Garmin has not yet announced an official launch date for the Lily 2, online retailer The Watch Hut has already listed the device on its website with a price tag of £249 (approximately ¥2248). This could suggest that an official announcement from Garmin is imminent.
