A farmer in India managed to make a clock that runs its second hand in reverse, while still accurately measuring the time with its minute and hour hands.

Laxman Singh Devda, who lives in Panpur village, Mandsaur district, Maharashtra, made the unique clocks over the span of six months, using the parts of two other timepieces.

Devda commented that: "One day I thought to do something innovative, so I thought why can’t these watch needles turns into the left direction and shows the right time?

"When I first saw the needles turning [counterclockwise] I was shocked and happy too. Now I am getting orders in large numbers to make watches using this technology."

One clock with this unique mechanism costs around 2500 INR (around $34.67).

A 5th Grade pass man had made an innovative watch , in this watch seconds needle runs into the left direction , but the minutes and hour needles turns in its usual direction .
A farmer named Laxman Singh Devda who lives in Panpur village in Mandsaur district had made this unique watch . Laxman says one day he thought to do something innovative , I thought why can’t these watch needles turns into left directions and shows the right time . I started working on it and it took me 6 months to develop such technology .
He had to use machines of two watch into a single . One watch cost around 2500 rupees . He says when I first saw the needles turning into left direction I was shocked and happy too . Now I am getting orders in large numbers to make watches using this technology