Place a miscellaneous SIM card into your smart phone in order to get the Samsung Wear App to allow you to scan a QR Code.
After "setting up a mobile plan" this way your watch may function depending on whether or not Verizon keeps the IMEI registered or if Samsung cuts you out through a software update.
Verizon may deregister the IMEI and cite technical difficulties - tough to say. Most people seem to have service that cuts in and out intentionally or unintentionally.
Pray ahead of time if you plan to use a watch phone, absolute nightmare to setup - spent the spare moments reading the ESV, gotanswers.org, and with time on the water to destress from what was an absolute h3ll.
Verizon is still the cheapest monthly plan by far (few companies offer actual esim support and most will even sell you an esim without making it operational- US Mobile in my case). Otherwise, the Samsung Bezel is the best nav tool without a doubt although the software is completely different between watches
Your investment in a smart watch comes at the forefront of the development of a new wearable internet so the decision on a watch provider is pretty important - Google, Fitbit, Apple, Samsung, Garmin, etc. There is a reason companies like Verizon and Samsung are willing to lose legal battles in order to release the latest tech hardware - it focking works, when it works and the $$$ in the wearable tech market is beyond big, it is the kind of money that topples nations and starts world wars.
