This was inspired by a project from Arthur Whitehead. I thought what he made was awesome! He used Cinema 4D and Octane. I wanted to see what I could do in 100% Blender, with no add-ons. The grunge textures were from #Poliigon, the rest is the principle shader.
I hope you like it, it took about 9hrs from start to finish, rendered at 5k samples.
i like it … nice … looks too real
can u show as the wireframe plz ?
There’s just no physically-plausible visual justification for that “depth-of-field.” (IMHO)
Looks great!
This has to be animated with eevee!
amazing thx
I’m actually rendering the animation now. I couldn’t use EEVEE, it just kept crashing.
What do you mean? Macro photography has very shallow depth of field:
Especially at that oblique of an angle, the DOF actually seems rather muted.
Ill work on my DOF, thank you!
Thank you very much! I’m honored to be one of the ones chosen.
Very nice work on the materials and modeling. I think the DOF is fine.
Love it! all of it! You nailed it completely! Congratulations!
I just fell in love all over again with micro clock photography…
ah, yes! Nice modeling!
I am curious if you made the gears accurate? Is the model complete?
The gears are mostly to scale, I modeled the watch based off a 45mm case diameter. The entire model is pictured below in a screen capture. Functioning wise, a few of the gears work correctly. The rest are just moved into place and animated for visual interest. I actually only have 3 gears in the whole watch, I just modified scale and thickness 
Thanks! Congrats on your project breakdown, you have my $6 haha.
It’s a good looking model. I think it would probably take knowledge of building clocks to model a whole.
Hey man Thank you very much! I appreciate a lot your support. But I come here to congratulate you! hahaha Congratulation again!
