Watches LoRA [Flux/SDXL/SD-1.5]

This is a Style/Concept/Object LoRA for generating watches. It includes a number of different watch styles and brands, as well as various case material and band styles. Flux, SDXL, and SD V1-5 version LoRA are provided. This was an experiment to explore model flexibility within a single class using tagging of sub-styles elements, in this case different watch types and brands.

Along with the trigger word W4tch35, you can use the following to elicit other styles and details:

chronograph, luxury_watch, dress_watch, field_watch, dive_watch, aviator_watch, racing_watch, fashion_watch, sport_watch, pocket_watch.

This model should be inherently SFW, although the dataset included a few risqué watch faces, so avoid NSFW terms and use a negative prompt if you have any concerns.

This model is a SDXL LoRA trained on 176 images using Kohya_ss (https://github.com/kohya-ss/sd-scripts) webui (https://github.com/bmaltais/kohya_ss). Sample images were rendered using A1111 (https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui).

Sample Prompt:

<lora:W4tch35_1-5:1.0>,an advertising photograph of a beautiful (W4tch35:1.2) as a aviator_watch,on a watch stand,with detailed movement,medium shot,tilt shift,bokhe,8k wallpaper,masterpiece,photorealistic,HDR UHD,high contrast,hyper realistic,volumetric lighting,

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No WAIFUS were harmed, exploited, or compromised in the training of this model or creation of images.