For 25 years, Robert Scott has lived in a house four miles east of town on Florida Road where he’s also kept his workshop and housed his business repairing clocks and making jewelry.
Robert Scott speaks about his career as a jewelry maker, and clock and watch repairman from within his jewelry and metal shop on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald
Robert Scott speaks about his career as a jewelry maker, and clock and watch repairman from within his jewelry and metal shop. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Finely machined inner parts of a clock lays on a counter in the repair shop of Robert Scott on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott places a gem stone in a ring setting from within his jewelry and metal shop on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott places a gem stone in a ring setting from within his jewelry and metal shop. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott works on a wrist watch from within his shop on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott concentrates on the inner workings of a wrist watch he repairs from within his shop on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott concentrates on the inner workings of a wrist watch he repairs from within his shop on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott works on an antique french clock from within his shop on County Road 240. Photo by Shaun Stanley/DurangoHerald<br>
Robert Scott works on an antique french clock from within his shop on County Road 240. Scott said he's not attached to his clocks, but he admires this one, which was made in 1830.
