watchmaker's

At 15 years of age, he was sent away from home to become a watchmaker's apprentice.

During the late 19th century a watchmaker's workshop opened in the village.

And please remember: the watchmaker's craft is not for people in a hurry!

She was the daughter of a poor watchmaker's widow.

The Chinese stuck a watchmaker's loop in his eye and examined it.

Bosch went to Sydney in 1881 and with his father's help, established a small watchmaker's business.

I saw a watchmaker's place two blocks away, and I have business there.

The actual message that the museum found differs from the watchmaker's recollection.

In assessing a watch, he mainly considers the level of the watchmaker's contribution to the industry.

A fine set of watchmaker's tools and a shoemaker's last are on proud display.

He put a watchmaker's glass into hit, eye and peered closely at the ink entries.

At the age of fifteen, after completing school and a watchmaker's apprenticeship, Smith went to sea.

While the phrase "just like Dad" takes on new meaning in terms of watch manufacturers, the watchmaker's history sometimes fits into a national context.

Martina Hingis wanted to maintain her watchmaker's obsession with the details.

The SM2 Calibre has been described as a "watchmaker's movement"

A watchmaker's sign: "Please wait patiently to be served.

Daron rode directly to the watchmaker's shop, and entered.

Schottland, as a customer at the watchmaker's shop, is summoned to headquarters for questioning.

The old watchmaker's tale was just that.

In Levin's only portrait in the show, a man and woman stand in front of a watchmaker's shop.

Birds eye view of a watchmaker's bench.

After a while, Wang Zigan was accepted by a watchmaker's shop to do odd jobs.

Rapidly Daron sketched, and the old watchmaker's keen eyes fqllowed him.

Details are executed with a watchmaker's precision.

He wrote a detailed set of observations - an entire territory, as it were, under his eye as a jewel to a watchmaker's glass.