The 5 Unreleased Garmin Devices Just Showed Up Again in Indonesia (DJID Database)

A few days ago, I shared an exclusive scoop after spotting five brand-new, unreleased Garmin devices registered in South Korea’s regulatory database. Today, I caught the same set of five devices popping up in Indonesia’s DJID database (SDPPI).

This multi-country rollout is a huge indicator that a major launch—most likely the Fenix 9 series and new outdoor line—is right around the corner.

What the Indonesian Database Reveals

All five filings were registered on August 11, 2026, under PT GARMIN INDONESIA DISTRIBUTION. Every single model is manufactured in Taiwan and officially categorized under “Outdoor Product.”

Here is the exact list of model numbers and certificate details:

What Does This Mean?

When a company registers devices in one country, it could just be a localized test. But when the same model sequence (AA5168 through AA5172) hits regulators in South Korea and Indonesia within days of each other, it means global mass production is done, and regional offices are getting their paperwork ready for sale.

Why these 5 model numbers matter:

1. They are explicit Outdoor devices: The “Outdoor Product” tag rules out everyday fitness bands, cycling gear, or basic smartwatches.

2. Size and display variants: A single watch line like the Fenix usually spans multiple sizes (42mm, 47mm, 51mm) and display tech (AMOLED vs. MIP Solar). These five filings line up directly with the upcoming flagship lineup variations.

3. The AA5170 Connection: We already know one of these models (A05170 / AA5170) crossed the FCC with LTE and satellite hardware. Having all five clearing Asian databases now confirms the entire family is moving together.

Final Takeaway

Garmin usually launches products 2 to 4 weeks after these regional database approvals appear. With regulatory clearances now stacking up across North America, South Korea, and Southeast Asia, we won’t have to wait much longer for the official announcement.

I’m keeping a close eye on other Asian regulatory bodies (like Singapore’s IMDA and Malaysia’s SIRIM) to see where these models pop up next. Stay tuned!

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