Rumors on X claim Nothing is working on its first smartwatch with a starting price under $300. A tipster suggests the watch could feature Nothing's typical DNA—likely in design—but it might launch only in “limited markets.” Nothing has technically made watches before, but under CMF with the Watch 3 Pro and other predecessors that use RTOS, not Wear OS.

Tipster Yogesh Brar on X says the device will rock “typical Nothing DNA.” The watch is supposedly eyeing a release in “limited markets” at a price that would put it a bit under others, like the Galaxy Watch 9, which starts at $379. Brar hints that more details will surface and a September launch is rumored.

Users question the watch’s software. Will it run Google’s Wear OS, or will it settle for a proprietary RTOS? The company’s CMF line shows a watch that lacks the depth of a fully connected Wear OS device, but the upcoming model might try to bridge that gap.

CMF’s Watch 3 Pro last summer offered a 1.43‑inch AMOLED display, 120 custom faces, dual‑band GPS, and ~13 days of battery life for typical use. The new watch could follow that base but add flagship‑level features.