As a Clock And Watchmaker, you will need to master following:

• attach clock cases
• attach clock dials
• attach clock hands
• components of clocks
• mount clock wheelwork
• time-display methods
• watches and jewellery products

More generally, a clock and watchmaker is also versed in:

• inspect clocks
• inspect quality of products
• oversee quality control
• perform product testing
• repair clocks
• use watchmaker's tools
• wear appropriate protective gear

It also helps to know the following:

• advise customers on clocks
• apply restoration techniques
• attach pendulums
• change watch battery
• conservation techniques
• design clocks
• develop product design
• develop production line
• engrave patterns
• estimate cost of jewellery and watches' maintenance
• estimate value of used jewellery and watches
• maintain jewels and watches
• operate engraving equipment
• timing devices
• types of watches
• advise customers on jewellery and watches
• apply precision metalworking techniques
• assemble electrical components
• characteristics of precious metals
• communicate with customers
• electric clocks
• electronics
• estimate value of clocks
• maintain clocks
• mechanical clocks
• micromechanics
• monitor machine operations
• operate metal polishing equipment
• operate precision machinery
• operate precision measuring equipment
• perform resource planning
• precision mechanics
• read standard blueprints
• repair electronic components
• sell clocks
• use CAD software
• use precision tools
• use specialised tools in electric repairs