The screen is 1.5" AMOLED, which we alreadysaw in the Watch Ultimate. However, the new domed glass design and intrusive bezel make the watch a lot more pleasing to the eye.

We got the all-Titanium unit for review with an aerospace-grade titanium case and a similar strap. If you don't have much experience with watch face sizes, the 22mm of this one means it's on the larger size, so you might want to check how it sits on your particular wrist before ordering one.

The Titanium strap is the only one in the Watch 4 family with a classic deploy ant clasp; all other variants, pro or not, have a pin buckle mechanism. Huawei provided extra elements in the retail box so the Watch 4 Pro could fit on everyone's wrist.

When companies put sapphire glass on their smartwatches, they promise full scratch resistance. This is exactly what we experienced in our time with the watch - after several activities, including an ultra-marathon in the mountains with shoulder-high grass and bushes, there is no single scratch on the screen or the body.

Because the glass is domed, it increases the surface area ever so slightly, which also makes navigation through menus a bit easier.

Huawei ships the Watch 4 series with Harmony OS 3.0. There are a handful of new features, making the Watch 4 Pro a lot more appealing device to have on your wrist. Watchfaces can bring more details, there are over 100 widgets, and there is even basic multitasking.

The number of widgets is a bit misleading because, in reality, you are limited by the number of cards appearing with a swipe to the right. You can have up to seven different "universal cards" that can be customized with different combinations of data visualized; only when we add third-party apps from AppGallery will the number of widgets grow.