I'm a big fan of the Fallout game series. The latest release of Amazon's Fallout series energized the nerd inside of me to create this bit of my very own Vault-tec Pip-Boy techiness to dress-up my Apple Series 7 Watch (45mm).

I included pics of the process to install the buttons and insert the button-side of the watch into the Pip-Boy before snapping the rest of the face onto the watch. The included print profiles include snug supports for a few overhanging areas and those are quick and easy to remove without needing tools. Please note that one profile is for a standard 0.4mm nozzle while the other is for a 0.2mm nozzle. The 0.2mm nozzle print profile includes updated tolerances for the supports since they need to be smaller to accommodate the .22mm layer width and 0.1mm layer height.

Enjoy and let me know what you think.

I used the Facer app for the Pip-Boy screen: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/watch-faces-by-facer/id1057071179

You can try uniformly scaling the entire model (with buttons and knobs selected) to the following percentages based on your watch size:

1. 44mm: scale to 97.77%
2. 42mm: scale to 93.33%
3. 41mm: scale to 91.11%
4. 40mm: scale to 88.88%
5. 38mm: scale to 84.44%

EDIT: 5/1/2024

I uploaded a 44mm version that should fit the Apple Watch SE quite nicely and added two new print profiles to support it. One profile is for a 0.4mm nozzle and the other is for a 0.2mm nozzle, specifically on an A1 mini, but should work on other Bambu Lab printers.

EDIT: 5/6/2024

I created a version 2 that includes knobs, by popular request.  The knobs have a small amount of threading to keep them firmly attached.

EDIT: 5/20/2024

I added a new print profile with the version 2 model scaled according to the chart from above.  The print profile is the “38mm to 45mm v2” and there's a profile for a 0.4mm nozzle (default nozzle size on Bambu printers) and the 0.2mm nozzle for those of us playing with finer detail.