I saw this clock online and felt it was way too expensive for what it was; so I made my own. Most clock motors are universal in size so any cheap clock motor you can buy should work fine.

Enjoy the model and please upload your makes

Happy Printing!

Print Instructions -Print in a thick layer height (0.33) with minimal infill to save time and material but this is totally up to you. -10% concentric infill worked well for me.

-Enable supports for the bridging in the center for the indent of the clock motor.

-There are two version of the clock body: --"Clock Body Full" will cover the clock motor from the side but will take more time to print and support material --"Clock Body Fast" is a faster print and uses less material overall but the clock motor is more visible on the sides.

In Prusa Slicer you can change the color for the number and letters with the color change function. (Or other pause functions in other slicers)

I have also included the Numbers and Letters as separate STL files for MMU prints in PrusaSlicer or for multiple processes in S3D