Professor Optics Watzmann - 10x56 HD V2.0

Product Information
The Professor Optiken Watzmann 10x56 HD V2.0 has been designed for use during twilight and night hunting. This makes this binocular not only ideal for hunters. The 10x magnification is particularly suitable for large hunting grounds. By using powerful Schmidt-Pechan prisms, the Watzmann 10x56 HD impresses with strong contrasts, high color fidelity, and high light performance at a comparatively low weight. All moving parts are made of metal, ensuring absolute durability.

Despite its compact size, the Watzmann 10x56 HD impresses with its very good performance, so it holds its own against larger binoculars. The field of view at 1000 meters is a generous 106 meters. The modern optics are equipped with a dielectric mirror and HD glass with low dispersion and fully coated lenses, which not only achieve high light transmission values but also provide a contrast-rich, color-accurate, and high-resolution image reproduction.

The binoculars have been robustly constructed - all moving parts are made of metal. The metal eyecups feature a Z-click mechanism, providing an additional intermediate position. The Watzmann 10x56 HD is filled with nitrogen and is completely waterproof. A nano-coating also ensures that the lenses do not fog up. Like all binoculars from Professor Optiken, the Watzmann 10x56 HD has a tripod connection.

The delivery includes:

- Binoculars - Watzmann 10x56 HD V2.0
- Microfiber cloth
- Objective and eyepiece protection caps
- Neoprene carrying strap
- Binocular case
- Instruction manual (German/English)

Miscellaneous:
- HD glass with low dispersion
- Dielectric mirror for nearly lossless reflection of light
- Fully coated optics
- High light transmission values, making it ideal for night hunting
- Contrast-rich and color-accurate image reproduction
- Filled with nitrogen and completely waterproof
- With optimized storage bag with snap buckle

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Manufacturer Information:
Professor Optiken GmbH
Weststraße 46
09112 Chemnitz
[email protected]