Watch Necklace

I am going to create a 3D-printed watch that is worn as a necklace. The watch will only require you to 3D print three parts. The parts are the case, the dial, and the hand. The watch is sketched on Solidworks with MMGS as the document units. You can change the dimensions of the parts if you want a specific size. The filament used to 3D print the watch is PETG.

- 3D printer

- PETG Filament

Sketch a circle on the top plane with a diameter of 50mm, like the picture above.

Boss-extrude the circle by 5.5mm.

On the top face of the extruded circle, sketch a circle with a diameter of 45.9mm

Cut-extrude the newly sketched circle by 4.75mm

On the top face of the part, sketch a handle and dimension it like the photo above.

Boss-extrude the sketch from step 5 up to the bottom of the part.

Mirror the extruded feature using the front plane.

On the bottom face inside the part, sketch 4 rectangles centered around the origin. Make sure that the vertices are touching the inner circle, and dimension the rectangles like the pictures above.

Boss-extrude the 4 rectangles up by 3.25mm

When you have followed all the steps, your part should look like the part in the picture above.

On the top plane, sketch a circle with a diameter of 45mm.

Boss-extrude the circle up by 2mm.

Start a new sketch on the top face of the part, then offset the circle by .8mm.

Sketch 1 rectangle with 2 vertices connected to the top of the circle. Once you have done that, add the dimensions in the picture above.

Use the circular sketch pattern following the direction of the circle with equal spacing. Set the number of instances to 60.

Boss-extrude the rectangles by 0.625 mm.

Sketch 1 rectangle with 2 vertices connected to the top of the circle from step 3. Once you have done that, add the dimensions in the picture above.

Use the circular sketch pattern following the direction of the circle with equal spacing. Set the number of instances to 12.

Boss-extrude the rectangles by 1 mm.

On the top face of the dial, start a new sketch and add the numbers on the dial. You can space them the way you want. You can also choose the font and size.

Boss-extrude the numbers by 1 mm.

On the top face of the dial, sketch a circle that is centered at the origin and has a diameter of 4mm

Cut-extrude the circle by 2mm.

On the bottom face of the dial, sketch 4 rectangles. Add relations and dimensions to match the picture above.

Cut-extrude the rectangles into the dial by 1mm.

When you have followed all the steps, your part should look like the dial in the picture above

On the top plane, sketch a circle with a diameter of 3.75mm

Boss-extrude the up circle by 3.5mm.

On the top face of the part, sketch a circle with a diameter of 2.4mm.

Boss-extrude the circle from the previous step by 2.25mm.

On the top face of the newly extruded circle, draw the same circle with the same diameter. Then, sketch 2 lines like a triangle, but make the bottom vertices tangent to the circle. Finally, add the dimensions and remaining relations to match the picture above.

Boss-extrude the sketch down by 0.5mm.

When you have followed all the steps, your part should look like the hand in the picture above