VERTU Introduces Agent Watch, a Crystal-Cased Timepiece with Phone-Based AI

Key Takeaways

• VERTU Agent Watch pairs a hand-polished crystal case and tonneau silhouette with a 1.75-inch AMOLED display.
• Its voice workflow is phone-dependent: the watch captures a request, the paired phone’s Agent handles it, and spoken confirmation returns to the watch.
• The watch offers 27 three-dimensional digital faces, more than 100 sports modes and five-system satellite positioning.
• Three listed combinations pair white, blue or smoke-grey crystal with white or black fluoroelastomer straps.

On October 28, 2026, VERTU introduced Agent Watch, a connected timepiece that brings a hand-polished crystal case together with a voice workflow linked to a paired phone’s Agent. The launch expands VERTU’s watch collection with a design-led wearable built around crystal, dimensional digital watch faces and everyday connected functions.

Rather than treating the watch as a miniature smartphone, VERTU Agent Watch gives the wrist a distinct role: it captures voice input and presents the response, while the paired phone performs the Agent request. That relationship is central to understanding both the product’s appeal and how its connected experience works.

A crystal case shaped by a tonneau silhouette

VERTU Agent Watch is defined by a transparent, hand-polished crystal case with a tonneau profile. A Corning glass lens covers its 1.75-inch AMOLED display, while a fluoroelastomer strap gives the case a contrasting, practical finish. The design combines a sculptural case outline with a screen intended for daily viewing and interaction.

The launch lists three colour combinations:

These options shift the watch’s visual character without changing the basic design language. White keeps the combination light and restrained; blue adds a more noticeable colour accent; smoke grey with black creates the darkest, most understated pairing.

How the watch and phone Agent work together

Agent Watch uses a phone-dependent voice flow: speak to the watch, let the paired phone’s Agent process the request, then receive spoken confirmation through the watch. The product information describes this as a connected interaction, not as independent offline execution by the watch.

1. Capture a spoken request through the watch.
2. Send the request to the paired phone’s Agent for execution.
3. Receive spoken confirmation back on the watch.

This division makes the phone part of the experience, not an optional accessory to the Agent workflow. For readers exploring VERTU’s broader phone-Agent direction, the VERTU Agent Q overview provides a separate example from the phone portfolio; it should not be taken to mean that the two products share identical features or workflows.

Twenty-seven dimensional faces, with a mechanical point of view

The watch includes 27 three-dimensional digital faces. Their layered, mechanical-inspired designs and animated tourbillon effect bring motion and depth to the display, giving the dial a more considered visual role than a static screen layout.

That emphasis on the dial connects Agent Watch to the wider VERTU watch portfolio while keeping its own product identity. The Grand Watch collection, for example, represents a separate expression of VERTU’s watch design rather than a specification comparison with Agent Watch.

Sports, positioning and everyday specifications

Agent Watch lists more than 100 sports modes and a six-axis motion sensor. Its listed activity metrics include heart rate, calories and duration. It also specifies five satellite positioning systems: GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo and QZSS. These functions support activity and route-related use cases; they are not a substitute for medical assessment or a guarantee of positioning performance in every environment.

Battery life varies with settings, connectivity and usage. The 8+ day figure is the listed typical-use estimate, not a guarantee for every routine. As with any connected watch, display activity, calls, notifications and location-related functions can affect how often it needs charging.

Conclusion

VERTU Agent Watch brings together a distinctive crystal form, animated digital faces and a phone-linked voice interaction model. Its defining idea is the relationship between wrist and phone: the watch provides an immediate point of interaction, while the paired phone’s Agent carries out the request.

For readers comparing how different wearable forms fit into a broader personal-technology wardrobe, VERTU’s wider wearable portfolio offers useful context. Agent Watch stands apart through its transparent tonneau case, dimensional dial design and connected Agent workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is VERTU Agent Watch?

VERTU Agent Watch is a connected watch with a hand-polished crystal case, a 1.75-inch AMOLED display, 27 dimensional digital faces and a voice workflow linked to a paired phone’s Agent.

Does VERTU Agent Watch run Agent requests without a phone?

The documented workflow uses the paired phone: the watch captures a request, the phone Agent executes it, and spoken confirmation returns to the watch. Independent offline execution is not specified.

What colour options are listed for VERTU Agent Watch?

The listed options are white crystal with a white fluoroelastomer strap, blue crystal with a white strap, and smoke-grey crystal with a black strap.

How long does the VERTU Agent Watch battery last?

The product information lists 8+ days of typical use from its 300 mAh battery and approximately 90 minutes for charging. Actual battery life varies with use and settings.

Which phones are listed as compatible?

The listed compatibility is iOS 13 or later and Android 9 or later. App availability and connected features may vary by software version and region.

With Agent Watch, VERTU introduces a wearable shaped as much by its material presence as by its connected role. The crystal case and dimensional faces establish the watch’s visual identity; the phone-linked Agent workflow gives it a distinct place in the brand’s expanding wearable portfolio.