The first Meizu smartwatch is likely to be named "Charmed Blue Watch," according to photos leaked on the microblogging website Weibo by user @Ubuntu.

According to Xiaomi Today, there are rumors that Chinese-based mobile manufacturer Meizu will be releasing a smartwatch soon. The company attempted to release a smartwatch about a year ago. Meizu's round-faced smartwatch surfaced at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair named the "Charmed Blue Watch," but it was not launched in the market.

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The leaked photos of the alleged Meizu smartwatch shows many hand-sketched watches. Some of the smartwatches in the sketches appear to be fitted with a chain link strap while others have a leather strap. Some have push buttons, and others have a crown dial.

At the top-right corner of the leaked photo, the written words "Run" and "Run Hours" are clearly seen, meaning the Meizu smartwatch might include fitness features like a pedometer or a long-lasting battery.  Some of the sketches look quite similar to the Pebble Time that works on both iPhone and Android smartphones, has the water resistance of up to 30 meters, and is priced at $199.99 for Pebble Time Steel and $149.99 for Pebble Steel. Many have speculated that the smartwatch will come at a competitive price with a lot of features on offer, What Mobile reported.

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