Hey,
I've uploaded 2 images to show the problem in a better way. The 'good' is where there is a download icon and the purchase was made on an account which did it after the added iOS companion. The other, 'bad' screenshot is made on an account which owned the app when it was watch-only and while it could update to the latest version it is impossible to download the iOS app ('Purchased' watch-only icon is shown in the iOS App Store)
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v7fuivh5d4zql85/AACsMkr0LniPTnpVMj-2i4cja?dl=0
Thank you!
tcfp
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