CMF Watch 3 Pro launching in India on May 6th with focus on fitness tracking
CMF has officially confirmed that the Watch 3 Pro will launch in India on May 6th, exclusively via Flipkart. The watch made its global debut in July 2025, making this a slong wait for Indian buyers. The Watch Pro 2, which launched at Rs 4,999 in July 2024, helped CMF build quick traction in the budget smartwatch space. The Watch 3 Pro is a step up in almost every direction.
CMF Watch 3 Pro availability and estimated pricing
The Watch 3 Pro will be available exclusively on Flipkart from May 6th. CMF has not revealed India pricing yet, but the global listing at around EUR 99 gives a rough reference point of Rs 10,000 to Rs 11,000. CMF has consistently priced its India launches more aggressively than global markets, so expectations are that the Watch 3 Pro will come in under Rs 10,000 to stay competitive.
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That bracket is currently dominated by Noise, Boat, and Fire-Boltt, where most devices have converged around similar hardware like large displays, Bluetooth calling, and basic health tracking. If CMF prices this between Rs 6,000 and Rs 8,000, it can become one of the more compelling buys in the segment for fitness-conscious users. Closer to Rs 10,000 the comparison shifts toward more established fitness-first wearables like Fitbit, which have more mature health ecosystems and longer track records on accuracy.
Key specifications
The Watch 3 Pro features a 1.43-inch round AMOLED display with a 466 x 466 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and up to 670 nits brightness. The metal body and IP68 rating set it apart from much of the competition at this price. Plastic builds still dominate the budget smartwatch segment, and a metal case at an expected sub-Rs 10,000 price point is not common.
Battery life is rated at up to 13 days under typical usage, which remains a significant advantage over more advanced smartwatches that require charging every day or two. Fitness features are where the Watch 3 Pro makes its clearest case. Dual-band multi-system GPS is rarely found under Rs 10,000 and delivers noticeably more accurate outdoor tracking than single-band alternatives, which is meaningful if running or cycling is part of your regular routine. The AI-powered running coach offers personalised training insights, pushing the watch closer to what Amazfit or entry-level Garmin devices offer, but at a lower expected price. Standard health tracking covers heart rate, SpO2, and sleep cycles, with over 120 watch faces and integration with the Nothing X app for controls and data.
The Watch 3 Pro also includes gesture controls, guided breathing exercises, 3D animated warm-up guides, and ChatGPT access, a feature set that is unusually broad for this price band. If you’re currently looking at budget smartwatches and GPS accuracy or guided fitness features matter to you, it is worth holding off to see where CMF prices this.
