Honestly, I never liked most of the native watch apps anyway. Too clumsy to use on the small screen, etc.Some apps never made a version for the Watch. Some apps never improved their buggy and feature-less Watch version after making the initial one. And more and more apps have been backing out of the Watch.
This was one of the reasons I abandoned the Apple Watch altogether. I owned a Watch for two years. I was hoping to occasionally be able to take the cell-enabled Watch outside without the phone. But the app support was never there.
Over that period I had two small urgent situations I needed to deal with while out and I had only my watch with me. It was better than nothing, and actually showed off what the watch could do in a pinch, but it was not enough and I might as well have brought my phone with me.
Admittedly, the Watch is still worth it for the health features if you are into that, but it's not for me, and it was just another thing to charge. And as Yoda said, "Charge often, you must."
I get the interest if you're paying for the cellular data on a plan for the watch, but I never bought the cellular version of it because I figured it was best used as a "remote device" tethered to my iPhone. I was fine with it being more of a dumb watch if I don't have my phone with me, because 95% of the time, I do have it with me. Trying not to have more monthly subscriptions for things like another cellular device plan.