The Apple iWatch release date could be tomorrow, though the Cupertino manufacturer has only officially included the iPhone 6 in its list of devices to launch. 

Still, that does not mean the upcoming and one of the most awaited devices today will surely not make an appearance. Knowing Apple, the company may be gearing its smartwatch as a surprise announcement. 

But even before the iWatch gets launched, a number of competitors have already emerged and would surely test the device's popularity and design features. 

One of these products include the Meizu InWatch device, which came bundled with its newly released smartphone, the Meizu MX4. 

The watch gets a rounded design just like the Moto 360, but it is significantly thicker. And the culprit is probably the huge battery that will reportedly last 3 to 6 months!

For the record, the InWatch is not actually a 'full-blown' smartwatch, but like a 'connected watch' as GSM Arena points out. 

The device connects to the Meizu MX4 smartphone via Bluetooth and displays notifications, alarms and other basic details on its round sapphire screen which measures 35mm in diameter. 

The watch doesn't appear with any chargers either, which means after the 3-6 month battery life, you may have to visit a watchmaker to get it new batteries. The question now is whether there are available batteries in stores which fits the InWatch. 

In case you are already thinking to try this out, it only costs $65, which is one of the cheapest in the market today.