Hi Saraliew,
I couldn’t get the bluetooth method to work, and to be honest it seems a bit complex and convoluted, so I have used the wifi method which is actually much simpler. Here’s what I did. (Note there is another thread with a similar discussion - “Galaxy Watch 4 not showing connected devices”).
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I downloaded the Android developer platform-tools onto my PC (SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Developers) and installed them. This gives you access to the “adb” tool. Detailed instructions on doing this are in the other thread mentioned above.
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I followed the instructions here: Debug a Wear OS app | Android Developers to enable wifi debugging, down to the point that adb has connected to the watch.
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The watch then showed up as a target device in WFS when I selected “run on device”
A couple of additional detailed points…
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On my watch when I enabled ADB debugging and then Wifi-debugging, a little message appeared under wifi debugging saying ‘unavailable’. I just ignored this and carried on. it all worked in the end.
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When I issued the adb connect command from the laptop, the watch vibrated and asked me to confirm that debugging should be enabled, which I confirmed.
Best Rgds,
Rob