Like every day, I was spending some time diving through official certification databases to see if any upcoming, unreleased smartwatches were hiding in plain sight. Today, I struck gold.
I just spotted the brand-new Huawei Watch D3 listed in the official Indonesian certification database.
The certification reveals two specific model numbers under PT HUAWEI TECH INVESTMENT: RIV-B10 and RIV-B11. Both were officially granted their certificates this week, on August 11 and August 12, 2026.
Here are the exact details straight from the database:
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Applicant Name: PT HUAWEI TECH INVESTMENT
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Device Type: Smartwatch
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Brand: HUAWEI
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Marketing Name: Huawei Watch D3
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Model 1: RIV-B10 (Certificate: 125322/DJID/2026 | Issued: Aug 11, 2026)
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Model 2: RIV-B11 (Certificate: 125347/DJID/2026 | Issued: Aug 12, 2026)
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Country of Origin: China
What Does This Mean?
For anyone who follows health-focused smartwatches, the Watch D series is a huge deal. Unlike standard smartwatches that only track basic steps or heart rate, Huawei’s D line is famous for carrying real, medical-grade blood pressure tracking hardware with a built-in micro-air pump and inflatable strap.
Its predecessor, the Watch D2, launched back in late 2024 and was a massive step forward in slimming down that heavy medical design. Now, seeing two distinct models (RIV-B10 and RIV-B11) pass certification means Huawei is officially getting ready for a global release.
Having two model numbers usually points to a few possibilities:
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Different size or wrist-strap options (important for blood pressure cuffs).
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A standard Bluetooth model alongside a cellular/eSIM variant.
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Two distinct color finishes or strap materials.
When a device shows up in regional regulatory databases like Indonesia’s DJID, it usually means the official announcement is right around the corner. Keep an eye out—Huawei will likely make an official launch announcement very soon.
