Huawei appears to be getting ready to launch its next health-focused smartwatch. A new regulatory leak reveals that the Huawei Watch D3 has formally cleared certification, suggesting an official announcement could arrive as early as September.
Credit for discovering the listing goes to tech publication WearableFans, which spotted the unreleased device in an official regulatory registry.
Early Regulatory Approval Confirms Two Models
The smartwatch recently appeared in Indonesia’s official certification database under the applicant PT HUAWEI TECH INVESTMENT.
According to the filed documents, the upcoming wearable is explicitly listed under the marketing name Huawei Watch D3. The registry confirms two distinct model variants:
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Model RIV-B10 (Certificate #125322/DJID/2026, issued August 11, 2026)
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Model RIV-B11 (Certificate #125347/DJID/2026, issued August 12, 2026)
Both models are manufactured in China and are officially classified under the smartwatch category.
What to Expect From the Watch D Series
Huawei’s Watch D lineup stands out from typical smartwatches due to its focus on medical-grade health monitoring. While standard fitness trackers estimate health metrics using optical sensors, the Watch D series incorporates an inflatable strap and micro-air pump system designed for precise blood pressure measurements.
With the previous generation—the Watch D2—releasing in late 2024, the Watch D3 looks set to continue Huawei’s push into advanced personal health hardware.
What Comes Next?
While the database listing confirms the device’s name and model numbers, Huawei has not yet shared exact hardware specs, final design details, or pricing.
However, official certifications usually happen in the final stages before a product goes live. Given the mid-August timing of these approvals, an official debut is likely targeted for September.
Source: WearableFans
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