Amar Watch Co

I am located at 176-A in Indira Bazar, which is a bit of a walk from the main gate. The shop has been here for a long while now. It’s not a large place, just enough room for my workbench and some displays. I have a lot of old watches that people never came back to pick up. They sit in a drawer in the back, gathering dust over the months. I sometimes wonder what happened to those owners. The lights in here are a bit dim, but I have a bright lamp right over where I sit. My hands get covered in oil and grime by the end of the day. It’s hard to get it out from under my fingernails. I don't have a fancy sign or anything, just the name on the front. People find me because they’ve been coming here for years or their parents told them about the place. I see a lot of the same faces every month. The traffic in the bazaar is the loudest thing about my day. Sometimes a truck will get stuck and the honking goes on for twenty minutes straight. I just keep my head down and focus on the tiny wheels inside the watches. It takes a steady hand to do this right. If I drink too much tea, my hands shake, so I have to be careful. I usually close up a bit early on Saturdays if the weather is nice. It’s just a basic shop for people who need their timepieces looked at.