Upcoming smartwatch and GPS watch releases — confirmed launches, credible rumours, and cycle-based projections.
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No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1188-day historical release cycle.
The Galaxy Watch 9 is expected to bring a new Snapdragon Wear Elite chip, enhanced Galaxy AI health features, and improved battery life, launching alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~366-day historical release cycle.
A Fenix 9 has not been confirmed. Based on the prior Fenix 7-to-8 cycle of roughly 31 months, a successor could arrive in late 2026 or early 2027.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~938-day historical release cycle.
The Series 12 is rumoured to introduce sleep apnea expansion, a new chip, and potentially blood glucose sensing — launching alongside iPhone 18.
The Pixel Watch 5 is expected to feature a Tensor-based watch chip for deeper on-device AI, improved battery, and further Fitbit health feature integration — launching alongside Pixel 11.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~394-day historical release cycle.
COROS has not confirmed a Vertix 3. Given the age of the Vertix 2 line, a successor with improved multi-band satellite systems and health sensors is likely.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1095-day historical release cycle.
No Vantage V4 has been announced. Based on the 3-year V2-to-V3 cycle, a successor could appear in 2026 with improved GPS accuracy and extended health sensors.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1063-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1006-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~365-day historical release cycle.
Apple typically refreshes the SE line every 2–3 years. An SE 4 is likely in 2027 with modest spec bumps and the S10 chip.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1098-day historical release cycle.
The Ultra 4 is rumoured to feature blood glucose sensing, a new titanium alloy, and further battery improvements, likely launching alongside the Series 12.
Based on WHOOP's 4-year hardware cycle (WHOOP 4.0 in 2021, WHOOP 5.0 in 2025), the next generation is not expected before 2029. WHOOP 5.0 is a long-lived device.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1461-day historical release cycle.