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<blockquote data-quote="Pinewood" data-source="post: 1368039" data-attributes="member: 10255"><p>Hello Orbitaljump,</p><p></p><p>I think that custom coating is not very practical. After World War II, Leitz and probably B & L, would coat their pre-war binoculars, but that was a different era. As their post-war binocular models were the same as pre-war, all the jigs and processes were the same, and labour was not a significant factor. Additionally, there must have been enough surplus and booty binoculars, and material shortages to depress sales for a years, making coating old models a good sideline.</p><p></p><p>Additionally, I have been told that multi-coating does affect the optics, making it a rather more complex arrangement.</p><p></p><p>At the moment, I am eagerly awaiting a 7x35 Zephyr, which is being spiffed up. I was rather impressed with the 6x30 Zephyr. </p><p></p><p>Happy bird watching,</p><p>Arthur</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pinewood, post: 1368039, member: 10255"] Hello Orbitaljump, I think that custom coating is not very practical. After World War II, Leitz and probably B & L, would coat their pre-war binoculars, but that was a different era. As their post-war binocular models were the same as pre-war, all the jigs and processes were the same, and labour was not a significant factor. Additionally, there must have been enough surplus and booty binoculars, and material shortages to depress sales for a years, making coating old models a good sideline. Additionally, I have been told that multi-coating does affect the optics, making it a rather more complex arrangement. At the moment, I am eagerly awaiting a 7x35 Zephyr, which is being spiffed up. I was rather impressed with the 6x30 Zephyr. Happy bird watching, Arthur [/QUOTE]
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