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ZEISS
ZEISS Victory 4X12 T* Monocular
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Grossissement
4x12
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Grossissement
4.0
Diamètre objectif
12
Champ de vision
180
Étanchéité
yes
Poids
0.45
Type de prisme
Schmidt-Pechan
Garantie
2 years
Diamètre pupille de sortie
3
Discover the Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* Monocular: compact, versatile, and high-performing
The Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* Monocular is an exceptional observation instrument that combines the portability of a monocular with the high-quality optical performance of Zeiss. Ideal for theater enthusiasts, concert-goers, nature explorers, and sports event observers, this monocular is designed for those who seek quality and versatility in a compact format.
Ultra compact and lightweight
Weighing only 45 g and measuring 70 mm in length, the Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* Monocular is as lightweight and compact as it is innovative. Its reduced size ensures exceptional portability, easily fitting into a pocket or handbag, ready for use at any time.
Uncompromising optical performance
Thanks to the Carl Zeiss T* multi-coating, this monocular delivers bright, sharp, and high-contrast images, even in low-light conditions. The 4x magnification is perfect for a variety of uses, from reading displays to observing distant details.
Revolutionary close focus distance
A unique feature of the Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* Monocular is its ability to function as a magnifier thanks to its minimum close focus distance of only 25 cm. This feature allows you to observe fine details up close, an invaluable quality for nature enthusiasts or when reading small text.
Wide field of view
With a field of view at 1000 m of 180 m, this monocular offers a wide and unobstructed view, allowing you to fully enjoy your surroundings, whether at an outdoor event or in the intimate setting of a theater hall.
Comfort and ease of use
The foldable rubber eyecup provides comfortable viewing with or without glasses, while the simple and precise focus adjustment ensures an optimal visual experience for all users.
Protection and durability
Water-resistant, the Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* Monocular is designed for worry-free use in a variety of conditions. Its included soft leather case offers additional protection during your travels.
Technical specifications
| Magnification | 4x |
|---|---|
| Objective lens diameter | 12 mm |
| Exit pupil diameter | 3 mm |
| Twilight factor | 6.9 |
| Field of view at 1000m | 180 m |
| Angle of view | 41° |
| Minimum close focus distance | 0.25 m |
| Diopter adjustment range | +/-4 dpt |
| Weight | 45 g |
| Height | 70 mm |
Box contents
Each Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* Monocular comes with a neck strap for easy carrying and a soft leather case for optimal protection during your adventures.
Whether you want to explore the natural world with unmatched clarity and precision, attend cultural or sporting events with the best possible view, or simply have a versatile tool for your daily needs, the Monocular Zeiss Victory 4X12 T* is the perfect choice for all your observations.
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Le harnais GlassPak™ est-il inclus avec l'achat ?
Oui, ces jumelles sont livrées avec le harnais technique GlassPak™ qui protège votre équipement tout en offrant un accès rapide et un confort supérieur à une sangle classique.
Puis-je utiliser ces jumelles avec des lunettes de vue ?
Absolument. Les Diamondback HD possèdent des œilletons multi-positions réglables (Twist-up) et un dégagement oculaire de 14 mm pour garantir un confort de vision optimal, même avec des lunettes.
Quelle est la différence entre la purge à l'argon et à l'azote ?
La purge à l'argon utilisée par Vortex offre une protection supérieure contre la buée interne et l'oxydation, restant stable même lors de changements de température extrêmes sur le terrain.
Est-il possible de fixer ces jumelles sur un trépied ?
Oui, elles sont conçues pour être montées sur un trépied ou même fixées à une fenêtre de voiture via un adaptateur (vendu séparément), ce qui est idéal pour stabiliser l'image lors d'observations prolongées à 12x.