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LEICA ULTRAVID BL 42 mm – lightweight in a classic design The leather
covered 42 mm BL models are particularly elegant, are reminiscent of the classic binoculars
and cameras that made Leica famous. Due to the leather covering, they weigh less than 700 g.
LEICA ULTRAVID 10 x 42 BL
The most powerful binocular in the 42 mm
Ultravid class. The redesigned eyecups allow
for a very comfortable positioning of the eye.
This becomes very apparent with the improved
image steadiness while viewing over great
distances. This high-power binocular is, just
as the 10 x 42 BR model, equipped with new
eyepieces designed to comfortably accom-
modate eyeglass wearers.
LEICA ULTRAVID 8 x 42 BL
A field of view of 130 m at an 8 x magnification.
An image that is rich in contrast both during
the day and at twilight.
LEICA ULTRAVID BR 32 mm – always with you The 32 mm models are
a continuation of the previously established design, function, mechanical, and optical
standards of the Ultravid class. They redefine 32 mm binoculars.
Magnesium and titanium are the strengths of the
50 mm, 42 mm, and 32 mm lightweight Ultravids.
A housing constructed entirely out of magnesium
and a center-shaft made of titanium guarantee
the longevity and make the very low weight of the
Ultravid models possible. Easy to use and nice to
look at : The newly redesigned center drive is a
feat of Leica engineering. The new ring-shaped
window is easy to read and the focusing wheel is
smooth and easy to operate. Because of the short
focusing path of just over one turn, the optimal
point of sharpness is easily found.
LEICA ULTRAVID 8 x 32 BR
High-performance binocular with 32 mm
objective lens diameter, 8 x magnification
and a large field of view of 135 m allows for
a great overview and steadiness of image.
This binocular is the new reference class for
those seeking minimal weight yet maximum
optical performance.
LEICA ULTRAVID 10 x 32 BR
The most powerful 32 mm model not only
impresses over great distances, but also has
an astonishing close focus of 2.1 m.
In terms of optical performance and handling,
you might believe that you are holding a 42 mm
binocular, when in fact it is a 32 mm binocular.