Photographs the watch from each angle you tick and downloads them together as one zip, ready to send.
Choose the movement, case, strap and finish in the designer, then draw the dial in the dial studio: both work on the same watch. Name it in the designer. For a dial surface in detail (guilloché, sunray, stamped relief, enamel, mother-of-pearl), make it in the Texture Studio and press its Open in Bench: it goes onto this watch's dial; the dial studio's Edit in the Texture Studio takes it back there. Open in Studio builds it in 3D with the dial exactly as Bench draws it; the design keeps the build, so you can come back to it with Bench → Edit this watch in Bench. Save it to your Bench library from the designer's own shelf.
Builds every part as an exact solid (B-rep) with OpenCascade, then runs the release check: every part and feature built as specified, the movement's interfaces verified, threads, seals and fits within their specifications, no unintended interference, hand sweeps and clearances, and drawings that match the solids. Check & export for manufacture only produces a package when every check passes. Development export always produces one, marked DEVELOPMENT - NOT FOR MANUFACTURE on every file, for troubleshooting. The first export downloads the CAD kernel (about 66 MB) once.