As we arrived at reception they checked our items and gave us coloured tickets to the appropriate queue. I was seen by Dendy Easton who said he’d like to film my item – I was then put in a side area along with others to be filmed – our details taken and then we were moved to another room and given coffee and biscuits – had to wait an hour before going to be made up at the last minute and then it was on to filming – all was directed by Emma ran through once and had several re-takes due to the problem of the glass on the picture seemingly HD TV demands much more of the camera and operator, focussing being particularly critical. After all that I went and had the watched checked out hallmarked in London in 1870 a standard good quality watch – the key number which had particularly interested me turned out to be the key size! The queues were by now so large I didn’t wait for telescope to be looked at.