If you spend enough time digging through official regulatory filings, you occasionally stumble upon a hidden tech nugget before the big tech brands get to announce it.
Today is one of those days.
While checking tech certification databases for upcoming wearables, a brand-new, unreleased Xiaomi smartwatch under the model number M2606W1 surfaced. What makes this leak particularly interesting is that it has popped up in two major Asian regulatory authorities almost simultaneously: Singapore’s IMDA and Indonesia’s SDPPI.
Here is a breakdown of what was discovered, what the technical codes reveal, and why this could be the rumored Xiaomi Watch 3 Pro (or the next high-end flagship in Xiaomi’s wearable lineup).
The Filings: Singapore & Indonesia
When tech manufacturers prepare to launch a wireless device globally, they must register its radio frequencies with local telecommunications authorities. These filings are official, public-facing legal documents.
1. IMDA Singapore Certification
The model M2606W1 appeared under XIAOMI ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. with three distinct equipment classifications:
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PMREQ (Private Mobile Radio): This category typically covers mobile cellular connectivity (such as eSIM capabilities) or specialized radio bands.
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PMREQ (Wireless LAN / RLAN & Bluetooth): Confirms standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz / 5GHz) and Bluetooth pairing capabilities.
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LPREQ (Low Power Radio Equipment): Specifies Induction Loop Communication System / WPT / WPC. WPT/WPC stands for Wireless Power Transfer / Wireless Power Consortium, which directly points to support for wireless charging dock technology or Qi-standard wireless charging.
2. Indonesia SDPPI Certification
Shortly after, the same model code popped up in Indonesia’s certification registry:
| Field | Details |
| Certificate Number | 124261/DJID/2026 |
| Issue Date | July 16, 2026 |
| Applicant | PT XIAOMI COMMUNICATIONS INDONESIA |
| Device Name | Smart Watch |
| Brand & Model | Xiaomi M2606W1 |
| Origin | China |
What Does the Model Number “M2606W1” Tell Us?
Xiaomi uses a structured naming format for its wearables and smart devices:
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“M” indicates a smart wearable or mobile device hardware product.
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“26” signifies the development year (2026).
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“06” points to the target month window in Xiaomi’s internal production roadmap (June).
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“W” stands for Watch.
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“1” indicates the base global model variant.
Seeing the 2606 timestamp alongside fresh July 2026 regulatory approvals means the watch has finished its initial hardware testing phase and is moving toward production and regional distribution.
Could This Be the Xiaomi Watch 3 Pro?
Xiaomi’s smartwatch lineup currently includes standard S-series flagships (like the Xiaomi Watch S3 and S4) and standalone Pro/Sport lines (such as the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro).
Given the presence of cellular radio capability (PMREQ) alongside wireless charging (WPT/WPC) and Wi-Fi, this isn’t an entry-level fitness band or basic smartwatch like a Redmi Watch. Those premium hardware features—especially standalone connectivity and wireless charging—are reserved for Xiaomi’s top-tier watches.
Whether Xiaomi names this final retail product the Xiaomi Watch 3 Pro, Xiaomi Watch S5 Pro, or Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro (2nd Gen), one thing is clear: a flagship-grade Xiaomi smartwatch is right around the corner.
