Question about Nevill's watch

[Aunt Agatha]

OK, I'm going to post the things we have just spoken about and I hope thats the end of it!

Here is granny speakmans secret box which her husband made for her and she gave to Jeremy as a child. There are many negatives never before seen... Which I will not put out there and have nothing whatsoever to do with the case!

Here's Jeremy's ponytail and here's the Cartier.  That is all your seeing and from here on in you can say what you like.
I have never (knowingly) lied to you and if I've made a mistake I'm hoping that I will have notice and corrected it  as I did with Caroline's recent posts about regarding the watches.



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[Aunt Agatha]

The back of the Cartier.  Genuine??

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[APRIL]

He cut his hair in prison and he gave me the ponytail which is still in the box. Do you know, it started to grey?
How strange is that?

 As a one time hairdresser and college tutor who taught hairdressing to City and Guilds level I find it SO strange I dispute what you say 100%. Firstly, there's the very minor point that there's no such thing a GREY hair. It's an illusion created by the colourless -unpigmented- hair mixing with hair which is still pigmented. Of far greater importance is that hair, once cut, retains it's colour because the colour is created in the papilla beneath the scalp.
As an example, a client in her 80's showed me the pony tail of hair she'd had cut when she was 16. It retained the glorious chestnut colour it had been when it was cut.

PS Have just looked at the close up of the pony tail. Can clearly see unpigmented hair which you may be certain were there at the time the hair was cut. They haven't just appeared.

[Aunt Agatha]

 As a one time hairdresser and college tutor who taught hairdressing to City and Guilds level I find it SO strange I dispute what you say 100%. Firstly, there's the very minor point that there's no such thing a GREY hair. It's an illusion created by the colourless -unpigmented- hair mixing with hair which is still pigmented. Of far greater importance is that hair, once cut, retains it's colour because the colour is created in the papilla beneath the scalp.
As an example, a client in her 80's showed me the pony tail of hair she'd had cut when she was 16. It retained the glorious chestnut colour it had been when it was cut.

That throws your expertise out the window doesn't it!

[Caroline]

The back of the Cartier.  Genuine??

Thanks AA - looks genuine to me.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Thanks AA - looks genuine to me.

I concur, it does look genuine.  The strap should have Cartier on the reverse though, but maybe it’s a replacement.  Certainly the stitching is a bit off.

[Aunt Agatha]

Thanks AA - looks genuine to me.

Thank you Caroline... I agree!

[Aunt Agatha]

I concur, it does look genuine.  The strap should have Cartier on the reverse though, but maybe it’s a replacement.  Certainly the stitching is a bit off.

You are correct, the strap is a replacement.

[Aunt Agatha]

 As a one time hairdresser and college tutor who taught hairdressing to City and Guilds level I find it SO strange I dispute what you say 100%. Firstly, there's the very minor point that there's no such thing a GREY hair. It's an illusion created by the colourless -unpigmented- hair mixing with hair which is still pigmented. Of far greater importance is that hair, once cut, retains it's colour because the colour is created in the papilla beneath the scalp.
As an example, a client in her 80's showed me the pony tail of hair she'd had cut when she was 16. It retained the glorious chestnut colour it had been when it was cut.

PS Have just looked at the close up of the pony tail. Can clearly see unpigmented hair which you may be certain were there at the time the hair was cut. They haven't just appeared.
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I can assure you his hair was not grey at the time and wasn't grey for many years later.

[APRIL]

That throws your expertise out the window doesn't it!

It's an unalterable given that hair, having cleared the scalp, doesn't change colour.

[Caroline]

You are correct, the strap is a replacement.

Do you know who wore the watch (presuming not Jeremy as it's a ladies)?

[Aunt Agatha]

I have no idea Caroline.. It was handed to me along with all his other possessions.

[Holly Goodhead]

If we allowed posters to get all shouty and name call, the forum would potentially descend into chaos.

I come here for a form of r&r and don't want to be in a hostile, unfriendly and unpleasant environment and I'm sure most here feel the same. 

[Aunt Agatha]

Do you know who wore the watch (presuming not Jeremy as it's a ladies)?

Could it have been his grandmother's?  He was close to his grandmother.

[Aunt Agatha]

If we allowed posters to get all shouty and name call, the forum would potentially descend into chaos.

I come here for a form of r&r and don't want to be in a hostile, unfriendly and unpleasant environment and I'm sure most here feel the same.

Thank you Holly for your support.