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I Just Found Three Unreleased Huawei Smartwatches in a Certification Database

As part of my daily routine, I often dig through official regulatory and certification databases to see if I can spot upcoming tech before it gets officially announced. Today, my routine paid off big time.

While checking the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) database, I stumbled upon listings for three brand-new, unreleased Huawei smartwatch models.

Here is what I found:

The Database Filings

The new listings were officially registered in early July 2026. According to the documents, three new Huawei smartwatch model numbers have been approved and marked as active:

  1. LEB-AL00 (Notification ID: KZ0000014208)

  2. LEB-AL10 (Notification ID: KZ0000014207)

  3. NIZ-AL00 (Notification ID: KZ0000014206)

All three devices are manufactured directly by Huawei Device Co., Ltd. in Dongguan, China, and carry active certification validity lasting all the way through December 2035.

Updated 06/09/2026: These Models are belong to the Huawei Watch 6 Series

What Could These New Watches Be?

The model numbers themselves give us a few interesting clues:

  • The LEB Series (LEB-AL00 and LEB-AL10): Seeing two variations of the “LEB” model strongly suggests a base model and a higher-tier variant—such as a Wi-Fi/Bluetooth model and a cellular/eSIM version, or perhaps two different case sizes (like 42mm and 46mm). This naming structure is very typical for Huawei’s flagship lineup. Could this be the upcoming Huawei Watch 6 series?

  • The NIZ Series (NIZ-AL00): This single model code stands on its own. Because it uses a completely different codename (“NIZ”), it likely belongs to a totally different lineup. My best guess? This could be the next premium outdoor watch, potentially the Huawei Watch Ultimate 3, or a new addition to the Watch GT series.

What’s Next?

When devices show up in Eurasian regulatory databases, it usually means Huawei is finalizing the paperwork required for an international release. While the listings don’t reveal hardware specs like battery size, screen type, or new health sensors, they confirm one crucial thing: new Huawei wearables are officially on the horizon.

I will be keeping a close eye on further certification sites and FCC filings over the coming weeks to see if any more details leak out. Stay tuned!

Also Read: Huawei Watch D3 Spotted in EAEU Database with Three Model Numbers

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