If you fancy a change of scenery, this could be an opportunity to establish yourself in a beautiful part of the world: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-08-17/is-watchmaking-a-dying-trade-in-hobart/11417850 It’s an interesting dilemma, who will replace current watchmakers when they retire, taking all their expert knowledge and experience with them? Is this really a thing, or is it the case with the resurgence of interest in mechanical watches that there are more opportunities to become a watchmaker, via apprenticeships and the like?