Hybrid~$600Withings
Withings dresses the ScanWatch 2 health stack in a diver-style case: a unidirectional ceramic-and-steel rotating bezel, anti-reflective sapphire, Super-LumiNova hands and an integrated metal bracelet, plus a rubber strap in the box. It carries the same FDA-cleared ECG app, temperature tracking and 35-day battery rating, and doubles the water rating to 10 ATM. A smaller 39 mm ScanWatch Nova Brilliant is sold separately at 5 ATM.
Approx. price
~$600
maker's list price, not a live price
Best for: Buyers who want an FDA-cleared ECG inside a watch that passes for a steel dive watch.
The ring’s outer track is the headline claim; the inner two are the always-on and GPS figures as a share of it. An empty track means Withings does not publish that figure. Why the figures differ
A clearance says what a feature is allowed to claim, not that it replaces a doctor. Cleared versus wellness features
What the extra money buys: Against the Withings ScanWatch Light, the extra ~$350 buys more cleared health features. See the Withings ScanWatch Light.
The two lists above are drawn from the maker’s own pages and prices, not from owner reports. Where owner discussion has been read it appears in its own section below, so the two are never mistaken for each other.
From what 7 owners of the Withings ScanWatch Nova reported between July and October 2026. Earlier generations are not counted.
Owners treat the ScanWatch Nova as a good-looking everyday watch first. One owner wears an Apple Watch for exercise and keeps the Nova on for work, dressing up and general health tracking. One owner who moved to it from an Apple Watch Ultra and a TAG Heuer Connected decided to stay with it.
Where owners struggle is workouts and data. Two say heart rate during exercise is unreliable, one sees the watch and the app disagree sharply on calories, and another lost Active Energy syncing to Apple Health after it had worked for months. One owner wants a more flexible band than the steel bracelet, and another lists missing basics such as a configurable sub-dial, notification history and music controls.
It is meant for buyers who want Withings health tracking in a dressier diver-style watch and already have, or don't need, a dedicated workout tracker. Anyone hoping to use it as their only training watch should note the heart-rate reports.
Owners are lukewarm. Two report unreliable heart rate during exercise, and one owner wears an Apple Watch for training and keeps the Nova for daily wear.
Hybrid · Withings
Best for: People who want ECG and overnight health tracking in a watch that looks like a regular analog piece.
Hybrid · Withings
Best for: Smaller wrists and buyers who want sleep and heart-rate tracking in a slim analog watch, without paying for ECG.
Hybrid · Garmin
Best for: Someone who wants a classic-looking watch that still tracks sleep, stress and steps and can pay at a register