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Yeah from my research it looks like the largest size you can find on a watch is 32GB. I noted that Apple was one of the brands with 32GB and it did surprise me as well.
But my current Spotify downloads total 20GB and I only wanted to wear it while trying to work out so I decided against it anyway. I wouldn't want to wear it to work because I work in a gross environment. And so I don't really have a need for it.
It sounds to me like you just need a good old fashioned MP3 player. Are those still around?
Well not really. I wanted it specifically for listening to offline Spotify music while working out. On my phone, I'm using a couch to 5K app which tells me when to walk vs run. And my phone has a pedometer that counts my steps. Can't really do that with a basic mp3 player. And I wanted to use a watch instead of my phone so I don't have to deal with holding my phone or anything while running. Plus I specifically wanted Spotify offline play, which not every basic device can do.
I ended up just buying a belt to hold my phone and keys while running.
Ah yeah, so the fitness tracking stuff too. Well, maybe in the long run we'll see more storage!