Fossil has introduced its Gen 6 Hybrid smartwatch in India. The Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid comes with some impressive features including support for Alexa, fast magnetic charging, and 14-day battery life. The smartwatch is available in selected Fossil store outlets in the country and via the Fossil website. It is priced at Rs. 18,495 ($235).

The Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid sports a traditional design like previous models. Its battery delivers up to 14 days of activity on a single charge. The smartwatch also comes with a redesigned companion app for a more pleasing use. There is a SpO2 sensor, smart notifications, and either a 45mm or a 40.5mm dial.

The Machine and Stella design options are available for the Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid. The Gen 6 Hybrid Machine comes in three colors: black, smoke, and silver-tone. The Gen 6 Hybrid Stella will be available in rose gold, silver, and two-tone colorways. Both options of the Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid have leather and silicone straps as optional accessories.

The Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid Stella features a grayscale backlit E-ink display. Both smartwatches come with several watch faces for personalization. Connectivity for the Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid is via Bluetooth 5.0. The heart rate monitor has an enhanced capability together with pre-installed Alexa functionality.

The device will be charged via a magnetic charger which can fully charge the smartwatch within 1.5 hours. Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid companion app has an updated user interface and more functionality. The Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid also comes with 3ATM water resistance. The leather strap models are slightly less expensive than the silicone strap models.

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