Yeah, but that's only twice a year. The bulk of his job is further down in the article:

> The rest of his week is spent in his workshop servicing and repairing clocks, many of which are 200 to 300 years old. When a part breaks or wears out, Fjodor makes a replacement using a lathe, a milling machine and lots of hand tools.

That sounds like an absolutely awesome job to me.