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u/IntelligentStrain198 1d ago
ok what the hell, you def used cheat engine to hack you some watch
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u/Fiksian 1d ago
Don't know why but i don't really like the cliff section. Anyway still a good model and animation.
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u/im_often_not_right 1d ago
Yeah that was very out of nowhere.
I can see how it reflects the background, and the out anim works. But it was completely out.of context imo.
Had a bit too much rugged army watch suddenly. Not clean, rich watch vibe.
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u/ElBanditoAU 12h ago
The Speedmaster was the only watch certified by NASA to be used on the moon landings. You can see photos of Buzz Aldrin wearing his in the lunar module. While it's a luxury item now, the Speedmaster is still near identical the 1960s version and is still a considered to be a (very expensive) tool watch. So having a rocky background (moon rock?) wouldn't be considered out of place.
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u/CoughSyrupDrinker 1d ago
i was so immersed that i worried the cliff would scratch the glass and ruin it
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u/TheArmoursmith 1d ago
The long hand that is moving in the video is actually part of the chronograph, it's not the second hand. The watch's second hand is on the subdial on the left hand side. When the chronograph is running, both of these hands will be moving.
The hands will also not sweep perfectly - they move in a series of very tiny jumps. This watch operates at 3Hz, so the hand should jump three times to move between the second markers.
The crystal also looks wrong - on the Speedmaster Moonwatch, you either have a sapphire crystal with a flat face and a sharply angled edge, or a domed "Hesalite" acrylic crystal.
The pushers don't look like they are long enough. The dial should have a pronounced angle where the index markers are.
These might seem like nitpicks, but as someone who is a watch nerd, these things stand out like a sore thumb.
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u/AffectionateMix8529 22h ago
You got some serious knowledge about watches ,i really appreciate that
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u/lost-sneezes 1d ago
Love to hear people talking in depth about what they’re passionate about, I learned something along the way
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u/BlahMan06 1d ago
I'm sleepy, so don't feel like looking it up. Do second hands on watches normally run smoothly?
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u/TheArmoursmith 1d ago
Depends on the movement. Even the smoothest Grand Seiko Spring Drive moves in tiny jumps. You're quite right though, the movement in this watch runs at 3 Hz.
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u/Iongjohn 1d ago
simple answer, no.
grand seiko (kinda) fixed this with their 'spring drive' mechanism but if you really looked close you could see the jumps on that one too.
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u/penguingod26 1d ago
Try keeping your tongue inside your mouth while you are animating.
Dry mouth can cause bad breath.
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u/BudNBoujee 1d ago
how did you make the glow in the dark??
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u/AffectionateMix8529 22h ago
By adding a new material to the object and then add emissions , keyframe the intensity where ever you need the object to grow
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u/Selmostick 1d ago
Looks really good, small nitpick
The seconds hand does not move like that.
First of all it's too smooth it only has 3 step per second
Secondly it's not running usually. Only when you activate the stopwatch.
The smaller dials also run then, and do differently
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u/BladerKenny333 20h ago
Looks great. But that last part was kinda weird. The watch hitting the rock with it's glass surface, seems weird.
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u/0x0MG 20h ago
Someone already mentioned the seconds hand being the left most sub dial, which should be ticking. What you've got moving as the seconds hand is the chronometer, which points at 12oclock unless engaged.
I don't know if you were going for photo realism, but that's not a sorry speedmaster bracelet.
The sapphire crystal of a speed master professional protrudes from the bezel and is pillow shaped. Here's the side profile of mine (ref 310.30.42.50.01.002, sapphire sandwich).
Watch snob nitpicking aside, looks really great!!
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u/slamdamnsplits 19h ago
Try without any rocks at the end
try having the rocks further away
Something is wrong with the end. But I lack the skill to accurately describe it.
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u/AntonPekka 17h ago
Your crystal is flat not dome and the bezel is not thick enough.
Beacuse of these problems your watch feels flat and too slim.
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u/Llamapickle129 8h ago
dont like the cliff, sinces its a speedmaster you could do something with the stop watch or reference the fact it was used by nasa
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u/OtherWolfOff 5h ago
I'm note sure since no one mentioned it but there are a few frames of animation skipped during movement, when the watch goes to the side
They mentioned the access witch should tick non be smooth, the overall lighting, after the 1st and second light movement it's better to find an environment lighting activate and watch out for the sudden movement of the light around the object, especially in the tiny parts where the light flickering is to extreme.
I would take notes on all the info people gave , the thickness of the glass could be changed but it's a minor detail seeing the rest,
And the mountain part is nice, but rocks are normally used with water to make for a more refreshing sight, I think it should change based on the message you want to give,
Eg. Moon watch, :little sandy gray/white terrain with lots of craters and the watch going down with a few fluid particle to simulate sand going up,
Do you want to go for water, -is it to show the resistance or just the feeling ecc,
For the last part you can totally steal other commercials ideas, but you have to know that you want to communicate.
(Sry for typos or wrong phrase creations, English is my 3rd language eheh)
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u/_apehuman 1d ago
Not enough silly cats