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Renovating an old relic: A Watson Royal microscope. By Hugh Clayton, UK Some years ago, I spent a lot of time tinkering with old optical instruments and vowed never to buy anything without first looking at it face-to-face. Then the Internet came along, and for some sentimental reason I couldn't resist the sad-looking relic, described as a 'Watson monocular', that was posted last year on the website of an auction house. There it sat incongruously in a furniture sale, next to a couple of brass telescopes. But the auction house was 250 miles from home and I had no chance of visiting it before the sale. I took a deep breath, entered a bid across the web and won the 'monocular'.

It arrived several fraught weeks later via the impenetrable jungle of a Parcelforce warehouse. The good news was that, although two of the control knobs had fallen off in transit, nothing was missing from the stand itself and nothing that had survived was broken.

The only visible identification marks were the Watson name and address and the serial number 11509. The case and the containers for the objectives were all missing. The condition of the stand was poor, hinting at decades of neglect punctuated by moments of abuse. The coarse, fine, substage and stage adjustments were all jammed solid, the mirror was badly tarnished and the top lens of the condenser was heavily pitted. The condition of the coarse and substage adjustments suggested that somebody had tried to wrench them round after they had become stuck.