Oppo Watch passes through FCC, appears in live images

Enrique, 27 June 2020

On Friday, a few live images of the Oppo Watch have surfaced thanks to the FCC. The Oppo Watch appears here with model number OW19W12. We also get a look at the Watch’s charging cable and wrist strap.

There is no doubt that the Oppo Watch bears striking resemblance to the Apple Watch. Heck, it even sounds a lot like “Apple Watch”. Anyway, the Oppo Watch is expected to arrive to the European market sometime in the second half of this year.

However, language in the FCC’s description suggests that the Oppo Watch will be sold on Amazon’s US website. “Purchase on Amazon: OPPO Watch”. Clicking on the link takes you to an Amazon.com search for “Oppo Watch”, which does not exist on Amazon (US) at the moment.

There are two sized of the Oppo Watch, 41mm and 46mm, and as per the photos and thanks to the conveniently juxtaposed ruler, we can see this is the larger 46mm variant.

The Oppo Watch arrived in China back in March with a custom OS and is available for ~$282 (CNY 1999). There’s a 1.9-inch display and the displays glass curves at the sides. Internally, the Watch is powered by the Snapdragon 2500 Wear mobile platform, along with 8GB of ROM, and supports a cellular connection via eSIM.

Oppo Watch infographics from March, tweeted by Oppo Global Oppo Watch infographics from March, tweeted by Oppo Global
Oppo Watch infographics from March, tweeted by Oppo Global

It will be interesting to see if the Oppo Watch will make it to the US and if so, will it have the support of major US carriers to be a success?

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  • Anonymous
  • 01 Jul 2020
  • 60$

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Ordered one from CN. esim did not work in europe. And returned it. Turned out it is on sold ONLY and China for 3 months now and counting. Bought apple watch series 4 + Iphone 6 total 360 USD (same as the oppo) - will stick the iphone at home at wif...

Copyright and trademark laws do exist in China, but the protection is focused on local businesses, not foreign businesses. This is the same story in almost every developing nations.

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