Huawei has made its premium Watch GT 7 Pro available for sale in China, featuring a titanium alloy case, extensive health tracking, and a 21-day battery life, ahead of its upcoming international release.
Huawei has opened sales of the Watch GT 7 Pro in China, moving the premium model from launch to general availability after the standard version was already on sale. According to Huawei Central, the company is urging buyers to place orders now, with the watch listed through VMall and positioned as part of its latest flagship wearable line.
The Watch GT 7 Pro is offered in Pine Green, Wild Yellow and Carbon Black. Huawei’s Chinese store lists each version at 2,688 yuan, while the outlet says the price falls to 2,285 yuan after a domestic subsidy is applied. Huawei also says the device is due for an international debut next week, alongside other new products.
On specifications, the watch carries a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, which should help readability in strong daylight. Huawei says the case uses nano-microcrystalline ceramic and aerospace-grade titanium alloy, while related product pages add a titanium alloy front case, a ceramic back and protection levels that include 5 ATM and IP69. The watch also supports NFC, Bluetooth 6.0 and multiple GNSS systems, including GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS and NavIC.
Battery claims remain one of the headline features. Huawei says the Watch GT 7 Pro can last up to 21 days in light use, 12 days under normal use and 51 hours in trail running mode. Health tracking is also prominent, with the device combining sleep quality, heart rate variability, mood and calorie data to estimate daily recovery and rate the result from excellent to needing attention.
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