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Here's a collection of 10 watch faces for WearOS devices I have developed.

Before you begin

Enable Developer options on your Wear OS watch

On your watch, go to Settings > About > Versions.

Tap the Build number seven times until a notification confirms that you are now a developer.

Enable ADB debugging and Wireless debugging.

Go back to the main Settings menu and find Developer options at the bottom.

Enable ADB debugging

Enable Wireless debugging and note the IP address and port number displayed.

Charge your watch. To use wireless debugging, you may need to connect your watch to its charger and enable the "Stay awake while charging" option in Developer options. 

Use a companion app on your phone

Apps like Wear Installer 2 or Bugjaeger simplify the process of connecting and transferring the APK. 

Install the companion app on your Android phone. Search the Google Play Store for an app like "Wear Installer 2" or "Bugjaeger".

Connect your phone and watch wirelessly

On your phone, open the companion app.

Make sure your watch and phone are on the same Wi-Fi network.

In the app, enter the IP address and port number from the "Wireless debugging" section on your watch.

Tap the "Pair" or "Connect" option. A pairing code may appear on your watch that you'll need to enter into the app on your phone.

Sideload the APK file

Once connected, select the option in the app to install an APK file.

Locate and select the Wear OS APK file you want to install.

The app will transfer the file and install it on your watch. 

Cleaning Up

It is good practice to disable developer options once you are finished sideloading apps.

On your watch, go to Settings > Developer options.

Turn off ADB debugging and Wireless debugging.