While keeping an eye on official certification databases for upcoming tech, I stumbled across something exciting for wearable fans: Huawei’s next generation of smartwatches has officially started clearing regulatory hurdles.
Three brand-new, unreleased smartwatches appeared in the Indonesian certification database (SDPPI) under PT Huawei Tech Investment. When a tech company begins filing devices with government agencies like this, it almost always means an official launch is right around the corner.
What the Certification Details Reveal
The official filings give us our first concrete confirmation of what Huawei is cooking up for its GT lineup:
-
Huawei Watch GT 7 (41mm) under model code NSU-B39 (Certified on July 21, 2026)
-
Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro under model code TUM-B49 (Certified on July 17, 2026)
-
Huawei Watch GT 7 under model code TUM-B39 (Certified on July 16, 2026)
Sizes, Models, and What to Expect
Looking closely at these model codes, Huawei is sticking with a familiar and successful strategy. The standard Watch GT 7 will come in two size options: a smaller 41mm version (NSU-B39) aimed at smaller wrists or users who want a slimmer profile, and a larger standard version (TUM-B39), which typically measures around 46mm.
Meanwhile, the TUM-B49 confirms that a flagship Pro model is also ready to join the lineup. It will likely bring premium materials like titanium or ceramic along with enhanced tracking features.
Likely Release Timeline: Expect an August Debut
So, when can we expect these to hit store shelves? Based on Huawei’s usual release patterns and recent supply chain leaks, the Huawei Watch GT 7 series could officially debut as early as August.
Regulatory approvals are usually one of the very last steps before a company announces a product, so an official reveal in the coming weeks seems almost certain.
