clocksmith

Lory had not found the gold, he had not pieced together with the patience of a clocksmith the wheels within wheels that Colonel Gilbert had constructed through the careful years.

The Isle of Unrest Henry Seton Merriman 1882

I've been forced to send my watch to the clocksmith.

English Dialects From the Eighth Century to the Present Day 1873

Inspired by what he had learned of Whitney's undertaking, Eli Terry, a clocksmith of Plymouth, Connecticut, announced that he was building five hundred clocks - all of the same, identical design - which he would sell for around $10 each, as against the customary price of

Mises Institute Daily Articles (Full-text version) 2010

Matt Smith measures time the way you'd expect a clocksmith to measure it.

The Union - All Categories 2009

He compares the intricate craftsmanship of a top programmer with that of a master clocksmith: "You go into a hole and work 80 hours a week for eight months, then come out of the hole and take a break to recharge your batteries.

Fast Company 2009

He compares the intricate craftsmanship of a top programmer with that of a master clocksmith: "You go into a hole and work 80 hours a week for eight months, then come out of the hole and take a break to recharge your batteries.

Fast Company Garth Stein 2009