Please help find lost face

[Phooeyman]

Can some kind person PLEASE help find this exact watch face for GTR 47

It looked sooooo good and somehow I lost it....
I would be so happy and grateful....not sure where it was stored if at all in the cloud, searched and searched
Many thanks

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[Lattenknaller]

Back then, I started creating this watch face based on the original. At some point, I put the project on hold.
In the preview, you can see how far I’d gotten. A few minor details are still missing, like the numerical data. I could finish it, but only for the latest generation of watches.
I don’t have the knowledge—or the desire—to figure out the ancient GTR models. But if I publish this project, maybe someone else will come along who can and wants to adapt it.

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[GIK-Team]

I could finish it, but only for the latest generation of watches.

Just one reminder before you publish it: if you keep the original brand name, logo, or other trademarked elements in the watch face, the upload will violate our copyright policy.

If you decide to publish it, please make sure that the title, description, and preview images do not contain the original brand or trademark. Otherwise, sooner or later the copyright holder may find it and send us a takedown request. In that case, we're required to remove the watch face from the site.

It would be a shame to see your work removed after all the effort you've put into it, so it's better to avoid that situation from the beginning.

[MarioLie]

Someone created this model at their discretion and grouped here several components from the watch manufacturer, and you probably won't even find the original anywhere, would you rather like if i create a nicer design from this manufacturer, even if the logo has to be suppressed due to copyright?

[GIK-Team]

Someone created this model at their discretion and grouped here several components from the watch manufacturer, and you probably won't even find the original anywhere, would you rather like if i create a nicer design from this manufacturer, even if the logo has to be suppressed due to copyright?

From what we've seen, companies that protect their intellectual property often hire third parties to search for infringements. In most cases, they look for them by title, description, preview images, logos, and brand names. They then prepare lists for their legal teams, who send us formal takedown requests that we're required to process.

That's why we don't prohibit creating watch faces inspired by existing designs, but we generally don't recommend publishing them with the original branding.

If the title, description, and preview images don't contain trademarked names or logos, there's a much lower chance that the watch face will ever be found through these automated or manual searches.

As for the contents of the watch face package itself, someone could technically download and inspect it, but that's a much more involved process and is far less common than simply searching by the publicly visible information.

[asoo]

This is a recreated version based on a sample image provided by the requester.
Therefore, the watch face have some widget not same original.
The sample image will not display the logo due to copyright restrictions.
No further modification requests will be accepted.

If there are any copyright issues with the file, please have the admin delete it immediately.

Preview and Download

This product was not tested on a real device. All tests were performed only on the editor. Therefore, users are advised to manage their own risk.

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[MarioLie]

Someone created this model at their discretion and grouped here several components from the watch manufacturer, and you probably won't even find the original anywhere, would you rather like if i create a nicer design from this manufacturer, even if the logo has to be suppressed due to copyright?

From what we've seen, companies that protect their intellectual property often hire third parties to search for infringements. In most cases, they look for them by title, description, preview images, logos, and brand names. They then prepare lists for their legal teams, who send us formal takedown requests that we're required to process.

That's why we don't prohibit creating watch faces inspired by existing designs, but we generally don't recommend publishing them with the original branding.

If the title, description, and preview images don't contain trademarked names or logos, there's a much lower chance that the watch face will ever be found through these automated or manual searches.

As for the contents of the watch face package itself, someone could technically download and inspect it, but that's a much more involved process and is far less common than simply searching by the publicly visible information.

I don't use company logos either, and tweak the visuals so the design doesn't legally match the original. Sometimes it amazes me what kinds of design get approved.