Ankad Times

Our place is located at No.946 in Yelahanka, right near the BMTC bus stop. It's in the LIG 2nd Stage area, on 16th B Cross. Being near the bus stop means there's always a lot of movement outside. People are always rushing to catch their ride, but some stop in when they realize their watch has stopped. I’ve been working with clocks and watches for years. It’s a slow kind of work that requires a steady hand. The shop is small and filled with the sound of different clocks ticking at different times. It can get a bit confusing if you listen too closely. I handle the repairs myself. Most of the time, it's just a battery change or a broken pin. Sometimes it's more involved, like cleaning out old dirt from the movement. Yelahanka is a good place to be, even if it's a bit far out for some people. We don't have a big team or anything. It’s just me and occasionally a helper. I try to get things back to people quickly because I know how it feels to lose track of time. You can find us easily if you just look for the shop near the bus stand. It’s a simple setup, nothing fancy. We open in the morning and usually lock up around 8 or 9 at night. The light in the shop isn't great, but I have a good lamp for the workbench. It works fine for me.