Help identify, think its a Bresser? 7x40 (1 Viewer)

[Khazod]

Hello, new here. I got my hands on this from my father, but have hard time find any information and google took me here, didn’t think I never should land on a bird related forum and start an account. 😅

The only marks is that BC logo?
NW - no clue what that’s means
Nr 769 - same here.
7x40 and N in a circle - whats is N in circle means?
122m/1000mm

I was looking around here and some people had quite amazing information and knowledge about binoculars, hope anyone can bring some knowledge about those binoculars.

 

[Binastro]

Hi and welcome,

122m at 1000m is the claimed field or 7 degrees.

It looks like a Bresser mark, but I suppose it may be available with other names.

The Nr 769 is probably the serial number although it could be a model number.

Independent eyepiece focus, make waterproofing easier.

It seems fairy robust.

7x40 was generally a military specification.

I haven't actually seen one of these before.

Regards,
B.

 

[Binocollector]

Yes, the logo is "Bresser" but Bresser sold all kinds of binos by 3rd parties. They never actually made any binos themselves. I have one Bresser that was made by Kamakura for instance. Look for any "JB" or "JE" codes or rather what looks like a J and L fused together followed by E or B and a number. It might be inside on some of the tubes. But not all binos have those JB and JE codes that tell you which Japanese company made them. The bino is a copy of a Zeiss "Safari" model. I think some of those were made by Nikon. That would be J-B7 if it carries such a number.
But there were literally hundreds of Japanes companies making very similar models sold under a myriad of names and brands.
The Nikon "Safari" looks similar but not quite so it might have been another manufacturer.

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