Wrist Watch with Leather Watchstrap 3D model

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A 3D model of a wristwatch with a leather watchstrap comes with three objects, each having its own non-overlapping UV layout map, material, and PBR texture. This production-ready model has quads only and no poles, making it suitable for architectural visualizations or product shots. The geometries are UV unwrapped, allowing easy customization by creating new textures using the provided UV layout maps (PNG with alpha). Each object, material, or texture in the package is named uniquely and meaningfully. PBR textures are included in a subfolder of BLEND and MAX (V-RAY) archives, along with scene files. The model was created in Blender 3D (Cycles materials) and 3DS MAX 2013 (V-Ray 3.60), then exported to other formats. Promo images of the watch include renders in Cycles and V-Ray, along with wireframe images, screenshots of UV layouts, and more. Formats included are FBX, OBJ, and scenes in BLEND (2.77 Cycles materials) and 3D Studio MAX 2013 (V-Ray 3.60 materials). The model contains three PBR materials for Blender Cycles and 3D Studio MAX V-Ray scenes, with UV unwrapped, non-overlapping UV layout maps provided. The UV Layout maps and image textures have a resolution of 2048x2048, made with Substance Painter 2. Polygonal and quad-only, no poles model has 27,947 vertices and 27,286 quad faces (54,572 triangles). Real-world dimensions are adhered to, and the scene scale units are meters in Blender 3D and centimeters in MAX. The model is uniformly scaled, with applied scale in Blender 3D and 100% scale in 3DS MAX. Textures are stripped in the 3DS MAX scene. A PBR Multi-Engine Textures Pack is also included, featuring textures for various rendering engines and game engines like Adobe Dimension, Amazon Lumberyard, Cycles for Blender 3D, Unity 5, and more. To use the model, simply drag and drop the FBX/OBJ file along with the desired texture set into your 3D modeling software or game engine and link them together to create a production-ready asset. Note that the main renderings were made using V-Ray 3.60 and Blender 3D + Cycles, which utilized an HDR Environment Texture Image not included in the package.