A new smartwatch in Singapore costs anywhere from S$129 to well over S$1,000 in October 2026, and the right one depends mostly on your phone. We checked six brands' official Singapore prices and live offers on 8 October, from the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Huawei Watch GT 7 to Garmin's markdowns and Amazfit's standing sale prices.
Buy the watch that matches your phone first, then shop the price.
> Quick view: best all-rounder is the Apple Watch Series 12 from S$599 (iPhone only); the cheapest good pick is Amazfit from S$129; the catch is that Samsung's 15% bundle deal ends 9 October.
How to choose
- Start with your phone. An Apple Watch only works with an iPhone, and Samsung and Google watches need Android. Garmin, Huawei and Amazfit work with both.
- Decide how often you will charge. Apple, Samsung and Google watches usually need charging every day or two. Huawei rates the GT 7 at up to 21 days in light use, and Garmin and Amazfit sports watches also last well beyond a week.
- Pay for sensors you will use. Runners and swimmers get more from Garmin's training data than from an extra app store. If you mainly want notifications, steps and sleep, an S$129 Amazfit does the basics.
- LTE costs more twice. Samsung charges S$100 more for an LTE Galaxy Watch9, and you then pay your telco a monthly fee for a shared number.
How we checked
Every price in this article was read on the brand's own Singapore store on 8 October 2026: apple.com/sg, samsung.com/sg, garmin.com.sg, store.google.com/sg and amazfit.com.sg. Huawei's Singapore site does not list prices, so the Watch GT 7 prices and launch date come from Huawei's Singapore launch announcement. Retailers such as COURTS, Challenger and Harvey Norman often price below the brand store, so compare before you pay. Cover: Galaxy Watch9, Venu 4, Amazfit Balance 3 and Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro (brand official product photos).
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