Meet the True Human — where anatomy meets innovation. Inspired by the structure of the human spine, this 3D-printed watch transforms organic movement into a sculptural, wearable form. Its interlocking segments and minimal face create a balance of futuristic design and human elegance.
Spine-inspired interlocking geometry — each segment articulates at the wrist like a vertebra, derived from direct anatomical reference.
FDM 3D-printed in multiple color iterations — physically worn and validated for flex and comfort at the wrist.
Technical orthographic views were generated in SolidWorks to establish precise dimensions for the 1:1 scale wearable prototype.
Detailed projections showing the top, front, and side profiles. This drawing ensures the interlocking segments match the anatomical curvature of the human wrist.
Interlocking vertebra segments — FDM iterations, flex validation, Casio movement disassembly and integration.
The final prototype demonstrates the seamless integration of 3D-printed interlocking segments, capturing the fluid movement of the human spine in a functional timepiece.
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