Watchmaking is a dying art form, but for luxury watchmaker Tourneau, there's an effort underway to keep it ticking. Terry Irby, technical director for the Tourneau, has started a watchmaking program with ambitions to help train at-risk youth become the next generation of master horologists.

On average, it takes around 2-3 hours. Of course it is fine to take a break here or there and resume the DIY project whenever you like it. The video instruction is precisely designed into small chunks of sections that allows you to take up one small step at a time.