A very effective stand to hold 2 or more watches.  No more cluttering your dresser or desk with your loose watches laying around or several watch cases taking up valuable space.  You are able to configure the watch tree to hold 2, 4, 6 or possibly more.  

This watch tree will print on the A1 Mini and above.  You may need to move the objects around on the plate.  I have only tried the 6 watch configuration but the tree is designed to have the more than one middle piece which adds 2 more watches with each middle piece added.  There are also 3 sizes of the watch loops.  The 60mm loop is good for smaller wrists, the 70mm is a good size for most wrists, and the 80mm is good for large wrists.  Assembly is as follows:

The main 6 watch tree stand .3mf file contains 3 plates.  

Plate 1: is the base and is necessary.

Plate 2: contains three tree “branches” to hold 6 watches. If you need to hold 2 watches then print the bottom tree branch and use the provided plug on sheet 3 to fill in the top opening.  If you need to hold 4 watches then print the bottom branch and a top branch which already has a solid top.  It you need to hold 6 watches then print all three of the branches on the 2nd plate.  You can remove the plug from plate 3 if you are using more than one branch.  

Plate 3: has one 60mm, one 70mm and one 80mm watch loop and a plug to fill in the bottom branch if you are only using the one bottom leven and are not going any higher.  Print the quantity you need of the appropriate size.  The picture shows (6) 70mm loops on the tree.  

The tree was designed to be assembled using cyanoacrylate glue or similar thin strong bond glue like SuperGlue.  The tolerances are tight and may hold together on their own without glue but it it recommended to use some type of bonding between the pieces.  

I have tried both PLA and PETG which both work great.  

Please make sure the plate is cleaned of all contaminates and oils before printing.  The default is not set but you may need to add a brim to the watch loops so the print head doesn't kick any loose filament.