The key control element on the new Samsung Gear S2 watch is the rotating bezel, which here has a similar function to, for example, the digital crown on Apple Watch. The difference, however, is that the bezel can be used better due to its larger dimensions, which Samsung decided to highlight in its latest advertisement, where it presents that the control of the Rotary UI environment seems more natural. It shows that turning a circle is nothing new in our lives - we all probably remember how a tape in a player turned, how it looks like to control a car or dial telephone numbers on an older "rotary" telephone.
He will also show other examples of spinning, which includes the spinning wheel on a typewriter when one moves to a new line, or even pedaling, where the spinning motion occurs again. In other words, Samsung wants to present that spinning and circles are a part of our lives and that is why the Samsung Gear S2 watch has the potential to become an easy-to-use and intuitive device, the control of which will be as simple as the control of many other things. We'll see if that's true when we get our hands on the watch for review.
