hmm, actually it's more day-to-day wear. for work, going out etc. As long as it tracks basic steps count, heart rate and health measures that's fine.
Battery has to be good though.. I don't want to be having to charge the watch every other day. The Versa has quite good battery life. about 4-5days per charge. Only thing is that it looks a bit too casual for me. I'm hoping to get something that is a bit more formal.
I've got the LTE version with T-Mobile...
Regarding the health stuff, the Galaxy Watch is actually really good. It'll track your steps and heart rate, but it will track quite a few workouts as well as your burned calories, sleep tracking, and a few other things. I've got some friends with Fitbits (just the regular band) and the Galaxy Watch seems to be far better than these. I'm a pretty big time jogger and fitness junkie, and the Galaxy Watch has been great for tracking my workouts, recording my food/water intake, and other such things.
It's a great watch for work and going out, since it'll give you notifications and play music, and can use regular watch bands so that you can tailor it to any occasion.
As to battery life, if you use always on display you'll get almost two days out of it, and will likely have to charge it in the evening on the second day. It's about 2 hours and 20 minutes to charge, so this isn't a big deal. If you don't use AOD or use it more sparingly, you'll probably get three days out of it. Maybe more, but I'm not sure because I've always used AOD. People here who have the BT-only version report longer battery life. Based on the figure you've cited I think the LTE version has a slightly worse battery life than your Versa, and the BT version is on par with the versa.
Now about looking formal. I'm a scientist and wear jeans and a sweater to work so what do I know about this? That said, on those rare occasions when the execs come to our office, I'd have no compunction about throwing a leather band on my watch and wearing it with a formal suit. You can get pretty nice leather bands with quick release bars on Amazon for less than $10 (not even specific to smartwatches!), so you wouldn't really need to spend anything to accessorize. The watch itself looks like a watch rather than a fitness band. It's round and has a metallic body. The black bezel looks a little weird, but still not too far out of the realm of what I'd consider a "traditional" watch. So yeah, I think it's appropriate for formal settings.