In fact the notch to put the watch is too thin, it would have to be opened 3mm more towards the front side (so as not to have to modify the other part inside.
I had thought of making a rectangular sketch all the way through the notch, extruding it so that it goes to the other side and removing the material from this rectangle but I can't do it:(:(
yes it's a charging station, it's super well made but for the watch 39mm and I have the 42... so it doesn't fit, it's missing 3mm. the rest is all good. I broke the part that represents the screen, beyond that everything else is great. Is it very practical (and fun):)
Well hello, a little trick that I used a short time ago for one of my clients, is to open his stl (triangle facets) then save in Step and then re-open in SW, which reduced the triangle effect.
Mesh mixer you're going to cut with a plan but the modifications are not solidworks, it doesn't work the same.
You go to the Solidworks Systems / Import/ options Select the STL file format in the drop-down tab.
there you have the choice between
Graphic body: default choice, light but you can't do anything with it
Surface body: you'll have surfaces but to cut you'll have to do surface.
Volumetric body: it will create a full volume (if it can .....) and you will be able to do functions.
This modification changes the opening settings of the file concerned, it will be activated every time you open a file of this type.
On the other hand in your place I wouldn't place too much hope on the modification of stl, it's of the graphic body and a design complete different from the solidworks operating method.
What you can also do if you import the graphic body is to completely redraw the part on top.