Every single day, my morning routine looks the same. I wake up, grab a coffee, and immediately start digging through the usual regulatory databases—the FCC, IMDA in Singapore, and SIRIM in Malaysia. It is the classic way to hunt for any unannounced, upcoming Garmin devices.
But today, I decided to break my routine. I told myself, let’s try something totally different.
I jumped into the Indonesian telecom database, e-Sertifikasi, a place I don’t check every day. And guess what? The gamble paid off beautifully. I hit the jackpot and uncovered two completely unreleased Garmin device models that have never been seen before.
Here are the raw details straight from the official Indonesian filings published just today, June 10, 2026:
The Regulatory Data
Device 1:
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Certificate Number: 122690/DJID/2026
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Date of Publication: 10 June 2026
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Applicant: PT GARMIN INDONESIA DISTRIBUTION
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Product Category: Fitness Product
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Brand / Model: GARMIN A05257
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Origin: Taiwan
Device 2:
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Certificate Number: 122689/DJID/2026
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Date of Publication: 10 June 2026
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Applicant: PT GARMIN INDONESIA DISTRIBUTION
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Product Category: Fitness Product
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Brand / Model: GARMIN A05202
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Origin: Taiwan
What Are These New Models?
Let’s do some detective work. The most critical clue here is the product classification. Both A05257 and A05202 are explicitly registered as “Fitness Products.”
In Garmin’s world, certification labels matter a lot. If these were heavy-duty outdoor smartwatches like the upcoming Fenix 9 series, they would almost certainly be registered under the “Outdoor” or “Multisport” categories. The “Fitness” tag tells us these are geared toward everyday health, step tracking, gym workouts, and sleek lifestyles.
Connecting the dots with recent leaks and industry chatter, these two model numbers line up perfectly with two highly anticipated Garmin wearables:
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The Garmin Cirqa: Garmin’s rumored, brand-new smart ring venture. A sleek, screenless health tracker fits the “Fitness Product” description perfectly.
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The Vivosmart 6: The long-awaited refresh to Garmin’s classic, ultra-slim fitness band. The current Vivosmart 5 is well overdue for an upgrade, and a fresh Indonesian certification means a retail launch is getting very close.
By expanding our search radar outside the usual databases, we just got our first official confirmation that Garmin’s fitness lineup for the second half of 2026 is locked, loaded, and heading through international approvals.
Stay tuned right here—as these models hit more databases like the FCC, I will bring you the exact hardware specs, battery sizes, and wireless features the second they drop.
Also Read: Garmin Cirqa Wishlist 5 Features I Want to See & 2026 Release Date Speculations
