A Gang Ridicules a Wandering Clockmaker, Unaware He’s the West’s Quickest Draw

There's something about the tick of a well-made timepiece that reminds us all life runs on borrowed time. In the untamed stretches of the American West, where law and order danced a dangerous waltz with chaos, few understood this better than James "Timekeeper" Morrison. A man whose steady hands could calibrate the most delicate pocket watch or squeeze off six shots before most men could clear leather. But I'm getting ahead of our story, as they say - time waits for no man, but a good tale deserves proper timing.