Cannot pair after Factory Reset (S8+/Pie, S3C/Tizen4) - Samsung Gear S3

Hello guys,
I'm facing an extremely strange problem.
I factory reset my Galaxy S8+ to Android Pie and I'm trying to sync it with my Gear S3, which I also factory reset. The problem is, while the syncing starts, at the final stage of the synchronization, the Galaxy Wearable app force closes and the watch remains stuck at the "Check your phone to complete the setup process ". No matter how many times I try, delete the Galaxy Wearable cache, the Accessory Tool cache, it always occurs, even after Master Reset of the Watch
Any help would be totally appreciated.
Edit: it seems that the two devices actually connect via Bluetooth. Even so, every time I open the Wearable app, a message "your device has been reset. Do you want to set it up" or something pops up, CONSTANTLY, not allowing you to do anything. Meanwhile the Watch is stuck on the galaxy swirling image with the "check your phone message "....

Had the same problem...the solution is to uninstall gear s plugin apk and find an older version of it and install it.After that problem will be solved...

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Sorry I can offer better detailed guidance. I hope you get yours working again too.
Thanks... I tried clearing S-Health's\Samsung Connect cache, unpairing the watch, deleting Gear Manager, and restarting. That didn't work. I'll give it another try.
Just out of curiosity, have you disabled anything like Bixby or Svoice? I have both disabled... I tried reenabling them before but that didn't help.
Nope. While I don't use either, both Bixby and SVoice remain active. Sorry I can't help more.

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