Ashok Issardas Dadlani takes care of a woman looking for a new watch at the Altavista Market. “I’ve lost weight and the one I have is big, I’m looking for a leather one,” he explains while the watchmaker takes out several models of the showcase. He’s been linked to the world of watchmaking for more than two decades, in the electronics business that his parents had in the Port, in Juan Rejón Street. From there he jumped on the street to continue …
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Ashok Issardas Dadlani takes care of a woman looking for a new watch at the Altavista Market. “I’ve lost weight and the one I have is big, I’m looking for a leather one,” he explains while the watchmaker takes out several models of the showcase. He’s been linked to the world of watchmaking for more than two decades, in the electronics business that his parents had in the Port, in Juan Rejón Street. From there he jumped on the street to continue …