If life creates its own, who created the first life? If as you suggest, it evolved, how and when did this proto-life first become aware it should reproduce, when and what chemical reaction caused it to become conscious of its surrounding? What chemical reaction caused human’s to become self-aware. If it’s by chance, why didn’t any of the other species become self-aware? If it’s by chance wouldn’t traits of self-awareness be evident in the top branches of all species? Darwinism hasn’t answered these questions. Thus it’s reasonable to assume Darwinism isn’t the answerer. Yet, faith in God does provide that answer.
The watch analogy isn’t about whether the watch created itself, but that a maker must be present because of the intricacy of the watch not because of the proliferation watches.
JoeT