Google's first smartwatch will definitely be called the 'Pixel Watch,' trademark shows

• Google has filed a trademark application for the Pixel Watch name.
• The filing suggests that the company's first smartwatch is nearing launch.
• Previous rumors claimed that Google would unveil the Pixel Watch at its I/O event in May.

There is no longer any ambiguity about the name of the first smartwatch. Unsurprisingly, the upcoming Wearable device will be called thePixel Watch.

This is according to a trademark filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and it is the same name that has been leaked in the past.

There isn't much to see from the filing in the way of features and specifications. It offers a definitive name for the device, which is internally named Rohan.

According to the filing, the smartwatch's trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of smartwatches, cases adapted for holding the device, and Wearable computers in the nature of the device.

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We know from recent leaks that the Pixel Watch could have a near-bezel-free circular face. The device is likely to include a rotating digital crown reminiscent of 1950s bottle caps, according to a recent exclusive story on the device.

The back of the watch appears to have a heart-rate monitor and an oxygen saturation sensor, similar to what you can find in many of the best Android watches. It is expected to ship with Wear OS 3.

The imminent debut of the Pixel Watch is backed up by recent leaks, such as an image of what could be its final design. The company recently changed its design, with phones and watches now listed first and foremost.

There is a good chance that the device will be shown off at the I/O event in May.