Garmin’s next premium endurance and tactical smartwatches have appeared in a declaration of conformity published through Russia’s Federal Accreditation Service. The filing names three unannounced products, but provides no product images, technical specifications or release dates.
- Garmin Enduro 4
- Garmin Tactix 9
- Garmin Tactix 9 Ballistics Edition
The Enduro 4 would succeed the Enduro 3, which launched in 2024 with battery life as its central feature. Garmin rates the current 51 mm model for up to 90 days in smartwatch mode and up to 320 hours of GPS tracking with solar input. Its titanium-bezel design combines sapphire glass, a solar-charging MIP display and a 63 g weight.
- Up to 90 days of battery life in smartwatch mode on the Enduro 3.
- Up to 320 hours of GPS use with solar input on the Enduro 3.
- Up to 120 hours of tracking with multiband GPS and SatIQ enabled on the Enduro 3.
The certification record does not establish whether Garmin will retain the Enduro line’s MIP display and solar-focused approach, or introduce changes such as new sensors, communications hardware or updated software. Those details remain unconfirmed.
The separate Tactix 9 Ballistics Edition name also suggests Garmin plans to maintain a specialized option alongside the regular Tactix 9. Existing Tactix models aimed at military and precision-shooting users include an Applied Ballistics calculator and tactical tools, though the filing does not confirm which of those features will carry over.
- Stealth mode.
- Night-vision-goggle compatibility.
- Dual-format coordinates.
- Jumpmaster mode.
- Rapid data wipe capability.
The three watches may not launch at the same time: Garmin previously introduced the Enduro 3 and Tactix 8 roughly six months apart. For now, the filing confirms product names only, leaving Garmin’s announcement schedule and the Enduro 4’s potential battery-life target unresolved.
