In this book, Frank Bruen tells the story of Christian Forrer, a Swiss clockmaker who immigrated to the United States in the 19th century. Through extensive research and personal anecdotes, Bruen provides insights into Forrer's life and the challenges he faced as an immigrant clockmaker. Along the way, readers gain insights into the history of clockmaking and the contributions of Swiss immigrants to American society.

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