Apple Watch Ultra 3 Gets First Major Discount of 2026 With $99 Off Select Models

[MacRumors]

Amazon today has introduced fresh deals on the Apple Watch Ultra 3, providing $99 discounts on select models. It's been months since we last tracked any discounts on the Ultra 3, and these are solid second-best prices on the 2025 smartwatch.

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You can get the Apple Watch Ultra 3 for $699.99 in Natural and Black color options, down from $799.00. There are also a few Milanese Loop models on sale for $799.99, down from $899.00.

Apple Watch Ultra 3 for $699.99 ($99 OFF)​

We've collected all of the Apple Watch Ultra 3 models currently on sale on Amazon in the list below. All of these deals are within $19 of the all-time low price, and they're the best prices we've seen so far in 2026.

• Black with Black Ocean Band - $699.99 ($99 off)
• Natural with Anchor Blue Ocean Band - $699.99 ($99 off)
• Natural with Blue/Bright Blue Trail Loop (M/L) - $699.99 ($99 off)
• Black with Black Milanese Loop (Large) - $799.99 ($99 off)
• Black with Black Milanese Loop (Medium) - $799.99 ($99 off)
• Natural Milanese Loop (Large) - $799.99 ($99 off)

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[DocMultimedia]

If they add a blood pressure sensor to the next one I'll be buying it. Sounds like size was one of the big issues for that type of sensor, so it might be only in the Ultra in the first version.

 

[DeanCorp]

If they add a blood pressure sensor to the next one I'll be buying it. Sounds like size was one of the big issues for that type of sensor, so it might be only in the Ultra in the first version.

Yes since iOS 26 there is now a huge demand for blood pressure monitoring.

 

[switz]

Upgraded from an early Ultra Watch 2 that did the Blood Oxygen test and displayed results on the watch to an Ultra Watch 3. The cludge work around from the patent dispute is the test result now displays on the iPhone in the Health App. Not a deal breaker but certainly. less convenient.

I do like the slightly larger display which allows me to actually read information in the small print for the watch face I use.

I can continue to use the stainless Milanese watch band from my Ultra Watch 1. I have had a new spare one in the drawer for over a year as I learned how to protect the magnetic closure of the watch without damage like I did to the very first Milanese bracelet. Expensive lesson.......

 

[lazyrighteye]

All this does is remind me how shocking that opening $799 price point can seem, for a watch whose battery has a shelf life of a few years. But that's just me.

 

[snipr125]

All this does is remind me how shocking that opening $799 price point can seem, for a watch whose battery has a shelf life of a few years. But that's just me.

It is fairly expensive but for me it’s the most satisfying and beautifully built Apple device i ever purchased.

 

[lazyrighteye]

It is fairly expensive but for me it’s the most satisfying and beautifully built Apple device i ever purchased.

It is easily my favorite Apple Watch design/build. Enjoy!

 

[Johnny907]

Ah the Ultra: something I very much want but absolutely don’t need.
Perhaps the Ultra 4 will change that.

 

[switz]

The fallacy of any Apple Watch is the battery. A few years out and it becomes an issue, For most battery watches, the value decreases over time....

My Rolex Oyster Perpetual "Pepsi" model from 1967 works just fine. It has had a few cleanings and glass replacements since 1967, but the case and internals are all original. Original cost of that Rolex was $375 new. It is worth over $5,000 now.

Sad to say my discounted to $720 Ultra Watch 2 (because of my military discount) was worth only $285 trade in value against the military discounted price of around $720 for the Ultra Watch 3. Taxes and Apple Care are not included in these numbers.

If one thinks seriously about all of the Apple products since day one, very few if any can operate today as they were intended to be used as the operating systems and relevant software are obsolete and probably unattainable.

So my G4 Cube (Power Mac 5,1) can power on and the fan will run, but there is no ADB bus wire today for networking and the WiFi card is unaware of WiFi 7. A beautiful design that had less than a year of useful life as I remember (July 2000 to February 2001 and discontinued July 2001) I think the cost with max memory and drive size crowded $2,400 then in those dollars that included two sphere speakers, keyboard and mouse.

Apple products are, sadly, "expense" items, not "appreciating assets".

 

[NorthrrnArrbiter]

Even the upcoming Ultra 4 is no reason to upgrade from my Ultra 1. Sure, I've lost a little battery life but it remains such a fast charge to full it doesn't matter.

No scratches on my Ultra 1 and I'm an industrial skilled tradesman.... I'll keep my Ultra Gen 1 until it dies.... And that's that only sane thing to do with your discretionary income..... No reason to upgrade frequently for smartphone or devices anymore.

 

[DeanCorp]

Even the upcoming Ultra 4 is no reason to upgrade from my Ultra 1. Sure, I've lost a little battery life but it remains such a fast charge to full it doesn't matter.

No scratches on my Ultra 1 and I'm an industrial skilled tradesman.... I'll keep my Ultra Gen 1 until it dies.... And that's that only sane thing to do with your discretionary income..... No reason to upgrade frequently for smartphone or devices anymore.

For iPhones yes, for watches no.