@Jon Moberly thank you for ur feedback

@Mw Siebert thank you

If you do the procedural texturing in Blender, you can use noise texture or noise and voronoi texture together(mix them together and multipy). And then add a color ramp with a yellowish and a bit darker yellowish color. So grains on the materials will be visible and make it more realistic. And add a bump node use mix shader output as a mask. The model is great.

that’s a good idea, I will explain the workflow for the next projects

Thank you @Mw Siebert

thank you @Dirk Steffens For final results you can check my behance profile https://www.behance.net/sefaberberolu1

@Dirk Steffens Hello Again, I am a cad designer for years, and using parametric CAD tools like solidworks, Catia, Siemens NX for years, So I know modeling, inverse engineering, class-a surface modeling, GD&T etc. The only thing that I did not know was the Plasticity. Besides Nikita’s free course, I bought 2 other courses of him for surface modeling, and 1 course for rendering. All these courses helped me a lot to understand the logic of the software and it took really short time to reinforce the software. I highly suggest these courses. For this watch, After completing courses, I use my own way. For modeling, I used view with VR or AR option from Apple’s official website, I made several things different to be honest. For strap cut and main form I followed class-a surface considerations, when necessary. For rendering, I used Area light rather than gradient texture. I added sensor details to make it more realistic. Thank you for your feedback.