Seven Fossil smartwatches powered by Wear OS spotted ahead of launch

By now it's clear that Fossil is all in when it comes to smartwatch market share. Recognized as one of the biggest watchmakers, the company launches hundreds of smartwatches every year and 2018 is no exception to Fossil's in-house rule.

No less than seven Fossil smartwatches powered by Wear OS have been recently spotted at FCC (Federal Communications Commission), a clear sign that a new wave of Fossil wearable devices is about to be unleashed on the market.

Although the Fossil smartwatches appear listed at FCC with their model numbers (DW7F1, DW7M1, DW7E1, DW7E2, DW7S1, DW7B1, and DW7T1), that's less important than what they look like, how much they cost, and what they offer in terms of specs.

Unfortunately, answering these questions at the moment is impossible since not much is revealed in the FCC listings. One thing we know for sure and that's the fact that the only differences between these smartwatches are the color, strap materials, and the chassis.

Also, according to FCC, all come with NFC (Near Field Communications) technology, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2 support. We expect these unannounced Fossil smartwatches to be launched later this fall when Qualcomm introduces the new Snapdragon chipset for wearables.