As a watch designer, part of my task naturally involves creating photorealistic renderings of my designs. They are based on detailed and evolved 3D models. On one hand, this is essential for scrutinizing the final design, examining how light interacts and surfaces appear. On the other hand, it allows me to experiment with various material and color combinations. Moreover, these renderings serve as the initial product images, ready to be used on D2C platforms or various social media channels before the official market launch. Keyshot proves to be an incredibly dependable and practical tool.

The key is to plan the process in such a way that you work towards achieving a good result. For instance, if you organize the files as neatly as you will need them later, they can be used as usable data for construction in Rhino, which in turn makes it easy to derive the rendering.