soaring eagle
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A couple of years ago a friend offered me his old Zeiss something free of charge, but they needed repair as the two wheels in the middle were loose and didnt work properly, plus they were out of collimation, and they had to be sent to England for repair as I live in Portugal, and I judged it to be too expensive. But one thing stuck in my mind and that was the simplicity and the super build quality! I just love when things are well built, so when I saw these for sale, I had to get them. So, I got them wednesday and I cannot believe they could make binoculars this good in the sixties! I have two other pairs, Vanguards 10x42 ED, and a pair from a Scandinavian conglomerate called Nordic, and they are called UltimaC 8x42 and are extremely good. And yet, my lovely Zeiss are not far behind both in daylight and evening. They are so small and the build quality is fantastic, plus they are in exellent condition. I wasnt sure about the optical quality, but bought them just for their build and looks, thats the kind of guy I am, haha.
So, if any of you is thinking of possibly getting these, just do it! They are absolutely gorgeous! Serial no is 1165059 and are from West Germany.
All the best to everybody here.
So, if any of you is thinking of possibly getting these, just do it! They are absolutely gorgeous! Serial no is 1165059 and are from West Germany.
All the best to everybody here.