Watch firmware update fail... - Sony Smartwatch

Hi,
I got that Smartwach 2 SW on Christamas and decided to check if there is new firmware. Connected using Sony update service and got notification that there is new one.
Started to update, got fail message and now watch shows Flash FS every time is turned on.
Tried few times update few times, reinstalled Update software and no luck
Does anybody knows if can flash firmware using Flashtool?
Thanks

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