New Delhi: Nothing has recently unveiled its latest smartwatch under its affordable CMF subbrand that improves upon the heart rate sensor, battery life, and the GPS tracking capabilities of its predecessor, but it gives up on some of its customizability. This Watch 3 Pro is now available globally starting from now onwards for $99 (approx. 8,550), which is currently reduced to $79 (approx. 6,500).
Train. Learn. Go again.
Watch 3 Pro is here to help you move smart. pic.twitter.com/Efly27C0vP
— CMF by Nothing (@cmfbynothing) July 22, 2025
This Smartwatch features with an 1.43-inch OLED display which offer a 10% increase in screen to body ratio and if we compare to the previous Watch Pro 2 display which was featured with an 1.32-inch display, which comes in three color options: dark grey, light grey, and orange, but there is catch which drops the Watch Pro 2 swappable bezel that allows users to customize the appearance of their watch.
This Watch 3 Pro features 131 sports modes, with the latest four-channel heart rate sensor for better accuracy, and AI-powered coaching and post-workout summaries that offer personalized running plans and fitness insights. Nothing has provided some details of this watch 3 Pro with the latest dual band GPS as a major leap forward from the Watch Pro 2, providing better signal stability and precision for faster and more accurate route tracking in any environment. This latest smartwatch fully charges in around 99 minutes, and it will deliver up to 13 days of battery life under typical usage to users.
Nothing has stated that this smartwatch will run 2 days longer compared to the previous model. This has been reduced to 11 days with heavier tracking, or around 4.5 days with the always-on display enabled. Users can manage this Watch 3 Pro features via Nothing’s X application control center, which has been refreshed with the latest UI and supports Strava, Apple Health, and the Google Health Connect integrations.
It is not confirmed that the older CMF Watch Pro and Watch Pro 2 models will also be transitioning to the Nothing X application. The lack of customizable bezels is the inconsistent naming between the Watch Pro 2 and the latest Watch Pro 3. This is becoming something of a habit for Nothing’s CMF brand.
