Nothing May Launch Its First Main-Brand Smartwatch Soon
A fresh leak points to Nothing preparing a smartwatch under its primary brand. The company has so far limited wearables to its CMF sub-brand. This new device could change that approach.
Tipster Yogesh Brar shared the claim on X. He said Nothing is developing the watch outside the CMF lineup. The wearable should keep the company’s familiar design language. It is expected to arrive later this year, possibly in September. Pricing is tipped below $300, or roughly Rs. 28,700. The tipster also noted a limited-market release, though specific regions remain unclear. Further details should surface in the coming weeks.
Nothing has not confirmed the report. The company currently sells the CMF Watch Pro, CMF Watch Pro 2, and CMF Watch 3 Pro. The latest model, the CMF Watch 3 Pro, reached India in May 2026 after its global debut in July 2025. It carries a price of Rs. 7,999 and comes in Dark Grey, Light Green, Light Grey, and Orange.
That watch features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a 60 Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness reaches 670 nits. Always-On Display support is included, along with more than 120 customizable watch faces. Bluetooth calling, ChatGPT integration, voice recording with transcription, and gesture controls are part of the package. The device works with the Nothing X app on both Android and iOS.
Health and activity tools cover 131 workout modes, dual-band GPS, heart-rate tracking, blood-oxygen monitoring, sleep analysis, stress tracking, women’s health features, hydration reminders, inactivity alerts, and AI-powered running insights. A 350 mAh battery powers the watch. Nothing claims up to 13 days of typical use. An IP68 rating protects against dust and water. The body uses precision-milled metal, while the straps are removable liquid silicone.
If the new main-brand smartwatch materializes, it would mark Nothing’s expansion beyond phones, earbuds, and CMF wearables. The limited release and sub-$300 price point suggest a careful first step into the category.