Huawei’s next-generation medical smartwatch, the Huawei Watch D3, has surfaced on an Indonesian certification database with two new model numbers. The appearance provides an early indication that Huawei is preparing the wearable for an official launch, although the company has not yet revealed the product’s complete specifications or launch details.
The certification comes as Huawei prepares for another global wearable launch event. The Watch D3 is expected to arrive as the successor to the Watch D2, but the latest regulatory listing provides only limited information about the upcoming device.
Watch D3 Receives Indonesian Certification
The Huawei Watch D3 has been listed on Indonesia’s SDPPI certification database, a regulatory platform used for telecommunications and wireless-device certification. The listing identifies the smartwatch under two model numbers, RIV-B10 and RIV-B11. Both models received their certificates recently, marking the latest regulatory appearance of Huawei’s upcoming medical wearable.
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The certification confirms that the two devices exist within Huawei’s product pipeline, but it does not disclose their specifications, features, or commercial availability. The presence of two model numbers could indicate different versions of the Watch D3. Possible differences could include sizes, strap configurations,s or connectivity options such as Bluetooth and cellular or eSIM support. However, these remain possibilities rather than confirmed specifications.
Successor to Huawei Watch D2
The Watch D3 will succeed the Huawei Watch D2, which was introduced as a medical-focused wearable with health-monitoring capabilities. Huawei has not yet disclosed what changes the new generation will bring. The previous Watch D2 received a significant design change compared with its predecessor, moving away from the bulkier look of the earlier versions.
The Watch D3 could therefore bring further design changes, but details about its construction and hardware have not yet been announced. At present, there is also no confirmed information about the Watch D3’s display, battery capacity, sensors, processor, operating system or health-monitoring capabilities. These details are expected to be revealed closer to the official launch.
September Launch Could Be on the Cards
The certification appearance comes ahead of an expected September launch for the Watch D3. Huawei has scheduled a global launch event for early September, and the new certification has increased expectations that the smartwatch could be introduced during the event.
Huawei is expected to unveil the Watch GT 7 and Watch GT 7 Pro globally on September 2, based on the company’s launch activity. The Watch D3 could potentially appear at the same event, although Huawei has not officially confirmed that it will be part of the September 2 launch. Therefore, the September timeframe should currently be treated as expected rather than confirmed.
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The certification currently provides only the model numbers RIV-B10 and RIV-B11, along with Huawei’s branding. No additional technical information is included in the listing. The two separate certifications could eventually represent different versions of the medical smartwatch. They could vary in areas such as case size, strap options, or connectivity, but there is currently no official information confirming what separates the two models.
Huawei Watch D3 Details at a GlanceProduct: Huawei Watch D3Category: Medical-focused smartwatchCertification: Indonesia SDPPIModel Numbers: RIV-B10 and RIV-B11Status: Certified; official launch pendingSuccessor: Huawei Watch D2Expected Launch: September 2026Confirmed Specifications: Not yet disclosedCertification Points to a Wider Launch
The Indonesian certification gives another indication that Huawei is moving ahead with preparations for the Watch D3 ahead of its expected global debut. The device has appeared on the official SDPPI certification database under two model numbers, RIV-B10 and RIV-B11, showing that both variants have gone through the necessary certification process in Indonesia. However, the database entry does not provide details about the smartwatch’s hardware, health-monitoring features, connectivity, or pricing. It also does not confirm when the Watch D3 will become available to consumers in Indonesia or other markets.
More Details Could Emerge Before Launch
The appearance of both model numbers also adds to the available evidence that Huawei is developing more than one Watch D3 variant. However, the current certification information does not explain how RIV-B10 and RIV-B11 differ, and there is no confirmation that they represent different case sizes, connectivity options,s or configurations.
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Those details will need to come from Huawei or additional regulatory listings. For now, the Indonesian certification mainly establishes the existence of the two models and their progress through the certification process, while the key specifications of the Watch Dl remain undisclosed.
Conclusion
The Huawei Watch D3 has taken another step towards its official debut after receiving Indonesian SDPPI certification under two model numbers. While the listing confirms the existence of the new medical smartwatch, it does not reveal its specifications or the differences between the two variants. Huawei is expected to provide more information around its upcoming September global launch activity, but the Watch D3’s launch date, pricing, and complete feature set remain unconfirmed for now.