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The Watchmaker's Apprentice (2015) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is The Watchmaker's Apprentice about?

The Watchmaker's Apprentice is a documentary. George Daniels, a master watchmaker from 20th-century England, began his career in poverty. Roger Smith trained for seven years under Daniels to become a skilled craftsman. The film covers the process of watchmaking and the bond between mentor and apprentice. Personal stories and interviews illustrate the influence of Daniels on Smith and the horological community. Directed by David Armstrong, "The Watchmaker's Apprentice" runs for 67 minutes and emphasizes the dedication involved in this specialized craft.

When was The Watchmaker's Apprentice released?

The Watchmaker's Apprentice was released in 2015.

How long is The Watchmaker's Apprentice?

The Watchmaker's Apprentice has a runtime of 67 minutes.

What genre is The Watchmaker's Apprentice?

The Watchmaker's Apprentice is classified as Arts, Biography.