Watch glass material

[daveclive]

Anyone got a decent glass material for watch face?
Can't seem to get it right

[TomG]

Not sure if you mean the glass covering the face, or the face, as the title says one thing but the question another :) For the glass, just regular glass would do - sharing a render that shows what you've got with an explanation of what you find wrong with it and a screengrab of the material would likely help people to give some advice (otherwise, "regular glass settings" is the best they can suggest, most likely :) )

[Cinemike]

Watch glass is the least spectacular part of a watch rendering (or photograph), as you'll notice when looking for references: it is either totally invisible or obsures the face more or less with reflections from the environment. The latter is avoided in any commercial photograph. Watch glass is a very even glass cylinder, not much about it.

[Beanzvision]

The default Corona glass should be fine. That's what I've used in the past. The most annoying thing about watch or jewelry renders is getting the reflections right. ;)

[maru]

There are various watch glasses - they differ in shape, material, etc. They can be made of glass, plexi, sapphire. They can be single-layered or 2 or more layers. They have bevels or are entirely flat. Some of them are even convex or concave.

So a reference photo would be best. :)