Laser Engraved Black Watch Band with Dragon Design

Remove the silicone watchband from your smartwatch.  Measure the half of your watchband  with holes and create a rectangle that matches its dimensions. Mine is 22 mm x 120 mm. Turn off “output” for the smaller dragon image so you will be processing only the longer one. Ensure that the image is sized so that the dragons all fit within the dimensions of the half of the watchband you're working with. Place the watchband on the honeycomb with the quick release furthest from you and ensure it's straight by aligning it against the metal clips. Use Auto-Measure to set the processing distance for the material, then mark the processing area as a rectangle that fits within the watchband. I estimated just shy of 1 mm inside of the full width for processing rectangle. Process the watchband.

Set the output to “off” for the longer image and set the output to “on” for the shorter one. Measure the clasp half of your watchband (excluding the clasp since you won't be engraving it) and resize the image as needed. Decide whether you wish to have the dragon images continuous or always right side up. Continuous will require you to place the watchband with the clasp furthest from you (that's what I did). Always right side up will require you to place the watchband with the quick release pin furthest from you.  Repeat the auto-measure and processing area marking as you did for the first half of the watchband. 

Above is video of the watchband processing. Once it's done, you may have to brush off a small amount of silicone dust, but the watchband is ready for use as soon as it has been completed. Unless you purchase a silicone watchband that specifically states what colors are on the inside, you will be getting a surprise as to what color the engraving will turn out to be.