In Kirkuk, 63-year-old antique clockmaker Cuma Saatçi has spent over 50 years in the profession he started at a young age. To prevent the profession from disappearing, Saatçi teaches the trade to those who work with him, including his son, and also repairs antique clocks that come from abroad.
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In Kirkuk, 63-year-old antique clockmaker Cuma Saatçi has spent over 50 years in the profession he started at a young age. To prevent the profession from disappearing, Saatçi teaches the trade to those who work with him, including his son, and also repairs antique clocks that come from abroad.