The first images of Google’s new smartwatch, the Pixel Watch 3, recently surfaced online, showing minor changes in the design. This could be because Google is preparing to launch another smartwatch alongside it, named Pixel Watch 3 XL. These initial images of the new model have just been leaked.

Tech insider Steve Hemmerstoffer, also known as OnLeaks, shared renders of the Pixel Watch 3 earlier this week.

Partnering with Android Headlines, they have now unveiled the much-awaited render of the Pixel Watch 3 XL. The design of the Pixel Watch 3 XL is quite similar to the Pixel Watch 3 and its predecessor Pixel Watch 2. The new watch may feature a white band, a seamless domed glass design housed in a steel frame, and a digital crown.

This crown helps navigate the Wear OS interface, while the button at the top likely activates Google Assistant, as was the case with previous Pixel Watch models.

Initially, renders of the Pixel Watch 3 showed that it would look similar to the existing model with some minor changes. However, new information from @OnLeaks and Android Headlines reveals more about the Pixel Watch 3 XL.

This version could come with a 1.45-inch display and measure 13.89mm thick, making it slightly heavier than the Pixel Watch 2. The new watch could also feature a larger battery, although there is still no information on that. Unfortunately, the design change could mean that bands from the previous model won’t fit the new XL version due to a revised attachment system.

The XL branding might seem unusual, but it is in line with Google’s naming history. Users have been requesting bigger sizes for a long time, and this leak hints that Google is listening. As we get closer to the official release, more details about the Pixel Watch 3 and 3 XL are expected to emerge. Talking about the expected launch date of the watch, nothing has been confirmed yet. However, rumours suggest that the watch might launch in October this year.

It should be noted that all the information about the Pixel Watch 3 is just rumors and speculations right now. Hence, this information should not be completely trusted.