Gears S on Straight Talk What sim do i need to get? - Samsung Gear S

Hello All,
Ive been on this site for some and just got a new gear s. So here is what im working with:
ATT Note 4 with Straight Talk Sim
I originally had a rooted Gear 720 set up on the note 4.
Now I see that the Gears S is a bit different. I see that you still have all the Blue Tooth and Notifications options as the one before but to actually make and recieve them the device requires a SIM.
So the question is what SIM? I assume Straight Talk but just want to make sure. Since this is a newer Gear it looks good but my other one had no issues getting calls in or placing them.
Thanks for the help
Shawna

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