From whisky_97 on Thingiverse:
You will need:
1x Timesquare_v2.stl
2x Buttons.stl
1x Back.stl
12x watch_link22mm.stl (more or less depending of your wrist size)
1x clasp_repaired.stlI fixed the backplate with M2 screw that I cut to fit.
Special thanks to:
Adafruit for the exact dimensions of the watch
mfriefeld for the watchband
danowall for the wordclock face and software
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