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Zeiss Binoculars
In 1846, Carl Friedrich Zeiss founded a workshop in Jena, Germany for the simple production of microscopes, measuring devices and precise instruments. Today, Zeiss manufactures probably the highest quality microscopes and binoculars, eyeglass lenses and frames, camera lenses, astronomical eyepieces and night vision lenses on the market.
Since July 2001, Zeiss binoculars, rifle scopes and spotting scopes have been marketed under the Sports Optics division with such features as:
Wide-field eyepieces
Multi-layer coating
Roof prism coating for maximum resolution
Optimum seals
Limited lifetime warranty and worldwide service
Zeiss' current product line includes:
Monoculars - Small, compact magnifiers. $230-$270.
Diadem Opera Glasses - High-precision and stylish with silver or gold metal body and fine leather-type armor. Includes matching case and carrying loop. $200-$230.
Pocket Binoculars - Fit into pockets or purses. $280-$420.
Classic Binoculars - For sports events, nature observation, birding or hunting. $900-$1,250.
Special Binoculars - Durable and coated with rain guard to protect against water and fog. $300-$4,500.
Night Vision Scopes - Range of 500m with 20,000x light intensification. $3,500-$3,800.
Spotting Scopes - Straight or angled viewing in a light/compact or high-powered model. $1,600-$1,800.
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