watchmaking
They did quite a lot of watch and clockmaking at the factory.
During the 15th and 16th centuries, clockmaking flourished, particularly in the metalworking towns of Nuremberg and Augsburg.
The town's industrial history stretches back to early-19th-century clockmaking.
A clockmaker will be on hand to demonstrate clockmaking and restoration techniques.
Skilled in the art of clock-making, he constructed, in his eightieth year, a detailed and intricate orrery.
Right now, competition in the world of atomic clock-making is fierce, with several laboratories around the world exploring new technologies.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Watches & clocks
24-hour clock
against the clockidiom
alarm
alarm clock
at/on the stroke of somethingidiom
atomic clock
clock
hour hand
hourglass
lose
military time
minute hand
movement
pendulum
stroke
timepiece
turn the clocks backphrase
twenty-four-hour clock
unsynchronized
watchband