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-ot is defined for the [[ ]] compound in ksh and bash:
#!/bin/ksh

directory=$1
file=$2
count=0

for f in "$directory"/*
do
if [[ "$f" -ot "$file" ]]; then
echo "$f"
...

here's something to start with for the 'older' files:

find myDirectory ! -cnewer myReferenceFile -print