This isn't what you asked for exactly, but there is an app that allows you to easily install any APK, and many "regular" android apps from F-droid work fine on WearOS.
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GadgetBridge is a device app to connect with, but I'm guessing you're talking the OS of the actual watch itself? Look up AsteroidOS. https://asteroidos.org/watches/
If that's the case, My Nothing Watch 3 wasn't on the compatible list, but works just fine. It's maybe not on the list bc its not confirmed tested/working, but a lot are probably like that.