Casio Style Watch Holder Stand for Display Case

These are watch holders designed to be compatible with Casio's black shipping watch holders.

NEW No supports version of this watch holder is here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/casio-style-watch-stand-for-display-case-2-part-no-supports

They are compatible in the following sense:
-The base and box at the base is the same size and height
-They are similar in appearance, holding the watch dial at a similar angle and height
-They share the same base footprint and bounding box volume. This is useful if you are designing a holding case where you are displaying rows of these holders.

With this design, 3D printed holders can be used side-by-side with original holders so you do not have to print as many holders.

Picture shows the 7.0 inch version beside a standard Casio holder.

The watch holders are available in a variety of sizes, from 6.0inch up to 8.5inch.
- For strapped watches (i.e. strap with holes and buckle), this won't matter because you can do up the strap to any hole to match the holder. The Casio default holder corresponds to the 7.5 inch version.
- For bracelet watches (i.e. with rigid links and pins), the holders are elastic, meaning the 7.0in can accomodate a watch bracelet adjusted for between 6.75 to 7.25 inch. If you try to put a bracelet sized for a 7.0in wrist onto a 7.5in holder, it won't fit, and if you try to put it on a holder that's too small, it will droop and look messy. The best way is to figure out which holder is perfect for your wrist size and just print that size for all of them.

These holders have been thoroughly end-to-end tested and refined over many iterations for my own personal use over the past 2 years. I have already printed over 2kg worth of them and tried numerous variations to optimize their ease of use, ease of print, and durability over time.

PETG preferred.
PLA will function fine except for very large heavy watches placed in the hot sun for solar charging. PLA does not tolerate the combination of stress and heating and will risk warping. It can also crack if dropped (ask me how I know).

The holder wall thicknesses have been optimized to print with 0.6mm nozzles or 0.6mm extrusion width.

Supports are necessary.

Stands can be nested to maximize number per buildplate (see picture) but support removal will be easiest if the supported areas are all clumped together to create one big support that is removed all at once without any attachment to the bases.