Muhammad Baba has been repairing watches for 40 years. He's provided for his family by doing so and says it's the most joyful thing to do in life. But mobile phones have caused people not to buy or use watches as much as they used to, leaving Muhammad's business in jeopardy. He says he's gone from being very busy to only repairing one or two watches a day and doesn’t know what to do.
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