Danny Weber
An insider says Nothing is preparing a smartwatch under its main brand, priced below $300 and initially sold in a limited number of markets.
Nothing may unveil its first smartwatch under the main brand in September 2026. The claim comes from insider Yogesh Brar. Until now, the company has released such devices only under its more affordable CMF brand.
According to the source, the watch will feature Nothing's recognizable design language. However, there are no details yet about the shape of the case, the materials, or the overall design.
The device is expected to cost less than $300. That would make it considerably more expensive than CMF watches and likely position it in a higher price segment. Initial sales are reportedly planned for only a limited number of markets.
The operating system remains unknown. Given the expected price and positioning, the device could run Wear OS, although the source did not make that claim. Another option is a lightweight real-time operating system similar to the platform used on CMF watches, but with more features and more premium hardware.
Nothing has not officially confirmed the device, its name, or a presentation date. The insider promised to share more details later, so the reported September launch, price, and market availability should still be treated as preliminary.
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