Naturally, the most cherished gifts from a 3D printer are self-created and printed items. I, for instance, adore all types of clocks.
I designed this timepiece in Fusion 360 and divided it into three parts (base plate, numerals, and cover plate) for easier subsequent coloring.
The labeling was added in Bambu Slicer and can be easily modified, supplemented, or deleted there.

I endeavored to maximize space for a photograph (in this case, 15x20 cm); therefore, with a 30 cm diameter, the clock is nearly the maximum size for a dual-nozzle multicolor print on the H2D.
I printed the photograph at this size, heat-sealed it in a film using a laminator, and precisely trimmed it to size. Then I adhered it to the designated cutout on the clock base and secured the small cover frame with a drop of adhesive.
Subsequently, the central hole must be cleared from the back using an 8mm drill bit.
The hands are also self-printed (template from MakerWorld). The clock mechanism is a standard Amazon item (e.g., EEEKit clock movement for wall clocks, 9 pieces for €24).