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CAMERAS
Sony RX1R II — Full-Frame Compact Digital Camera
What’s Included:
Sony RX1R II Camera Body
Haoge LH-SE! Bayonet-Style Mounted Lens Hood
Sony Lens Cap
Fotodiox PRO Cage
Third-party thumb grip
Telesin 3-battery, USB-C chargeable portable battery charger & case
Original Sony micro-USB chargeable charger
1x Wasabi Power NP-BX1 battery
1x Original Sony NP-BX1 Battery
3x Telesin NP-BX1 Batteries
Features:
42.4MP Full-Frame BSI-CMOS Sensor (AA Filter-Free)
Fixed Zeiss Sonnar T* 35mm f/2 Lens
Built-in Variable ND Filter (3-stop)
Pop-up XGA OLED Tru-Finder Electronic Viewfinder (2.36M dots)
399-Point Hybrid Phase/Contrast Detection Autofocus
ISO Range 100–25600 (expandable to 50–102400)
Shutter Speeds 1/4000s – 30s, plus Bulb
5-Axis Optical SteadyShot Image Stabilisation
Shoot in RAW, RAW+JPEG, or JPEG
Wi-Fi & NFC Connectivity
3-Inch Tilting LCD Touchscreen (1.23M dots)
1fps Continuous Shooting
Video up to 1080/60p
Compact, All-Metal Body
Overall Condition — The camera is in amazing condition overall. Functionally, it’s perfect. There are absolutely no issues with use, lens condition is perfect. Externally, there are some incredibly tiny blemishes on the body of the fixed lens, though nothing noticeable unless looking really hard. Overall, it’s easily a 9/10.
If you have any questions or would like to make an offer, get in touch via our contact page.
Classic Pentax LX with Metered Prism Finder!
Note — All Pentax K Mount Lenses will have 15% off at checkout when purchased alongside this! (Lens in last photo not included in this price)
Features:
Japan's professional 35mm SLR flagship — built to rival the Nikon F3 and Canon F-1
Fully modular system — compatible with a wide range of Pentax LX viewfinders
Includes the Pentax LX Metered Prism Finder
Titanium horizontal-travel focal-plane shutter, 1/2000th - 8 Seconds, plus Bulb
Aperture-priority auto and full manual exposure modes
TTL open-aperture center-weighted metering
Pentax K Mount — compatible with a huge range of K Mount lenses
Flash sync at 1/75th, with hot shoe and PC sync port
Overall Condition — Really strong condition overall. Cosmetically, it’s in great condition with no obvious wear anywhere on the body at all. See photos for detail. Mechanically perfect; shutter and meter both functioning correctly across all speeds and modes. The battery required for function is required too.
If you have any questions, or would like to make an offer
Classic Minolta Hi-Matic 7s II Compact Rangefinder Film Camera!
Features:
Super fast, versatile, and sharp 40mm f/1.7 Rokkor Lens, perfect for all lighting scenarios and use cases
Compact size, making this a perfect everyday carry film camera, while maintaining high-end functionality and performance
Accessible entry point into rangefinder cameras
Copal shutter with a speed range of 1/500 - 1/8 plus Bulb, adding to overall usability
Automatic and manual exposure control, allowing for perfect usability at all levels of experience, and in all contexts
Overall Condition: This camera is in really strong condition overall. The body is in amazing condition, showing no signs of paint loss or chipping anywhere. See photos for further detail. All functions, including electronics, are completely perfect - a rarity for cameras of this age and style. The lens itself is also in completely perfect condition, without any blemishes at all, as shown in photos.
If you have any questions, or would like to make an offer, get in touch via our contact page :)
lENSES
Classic Pentax 50mm f/1.4 Lens in Pentax K-Mount!
Features:
Super-fast & versatile f/1.4 - f/22 aperture range, making it perfect for photography in all lighting conditions
Extremely versatile 50mm focal length; basically a requirement for any photographer’s kit
Perfect lens for portraits on film, with its specs, combined with its optical design, making for perfect, soft, vintage rendering wide open
Compatible with all K-mount cameras from brands such as Pentax, and adaptable onto modern DSLR & mirrorless cameras
‘SMC’ (Super-Multi-Coated) coating, adding to the sharpness and microcontrast of the photos this lens produces
Relatively compact size and weight make it perfect for an everyday kit!
Overall Condition: This lens is in amazing condition overall, especially considering its age. The body of the lens itself has very few blemishes, evident in the photos, with almost no paint loss aside from the small amount near the front filter ring. The focus throw is extremely smooth and consistent throughout its whole range, and its aperture ring is more tactile & consistent than any K-mount lens of this age I’ve ever handled - it’s a real joy to use. The glass itself is almost, almost perfect. The only blemishes at all are the minuscule spots of haze on the furthest forward internal element, only visible when looked at with a torch. This has absolutely no effect on photos or their rendering at any aperture, though worth noting from a collector's point of view.
If you have any questions or would like to make an offer, get in touch via our contact page!
Canon 35mm f/2 ‘Japanese Summicron’ in Leica Thread Mount!
What’s Included:
Canon 35mm f/2 LTM Lens
Front & rear original metal Canon lens caps
Features:
35mm focal length, perfect for all genres of photography, especially street and landscape
f/2 - f/22 aperture range, fast enough for low light use & portraits, all the way through to landscape with foreground to background sharpness
Optics known for being full of character wide open, and exceptionally sharp when stopped down, hence its affectionate ‘Japanese Summicron’ nickname
Extremely compact & light design, weighing in at just 139g, and being much shorter than even modern Leica lenses, perfect for maintaining a small street photography setup, or even for making a tramping pack lighter for landscape photographers
Strong Japanese build quality, designed to directly compete with the Leica lenses of the time
Leica thread (a.k.a. LTM, L39) mount, allowing for use on all LTM cameras, easy, rangefinder coupled, adaptation to Leica M mount cameras, and compatibility with modern mirrorless cameras.
Overall Condition: The lens is in great condition overall. It’s recently received a CLA, so the glass is in completely perfect condition, as are the focusing & aperture mechanisms. Functionally, everything is as intended when it left that factory. Externally, there is a small amount of light wear on the paint job, though nothing immediately obvious at all. All inlay paint is perfect, too.
If you have any questions, or would like to make an offer, get in touch via our contact page :)
Rare Nicca 50mm f/2.8 Lens in Leica Thread Mount!
This is a lens manufactured by Nicca just prior to the company being acquired by Yashica. It was initially released to go along with the Nicca 33, as shown in the last photo, which we also have for sale (the lens will be discounted by $100 if purchased alongside the camera).
Features:
Versatile 50mm focal length, ideal for all styles of photography
Tessar 4-element optical formula, giving it a classic, ‘vintage’ rendering style, while maintaining sharpness
Strong Japanese build quality, designed to directly compete with the Leica lenses of the time
Leica thread (a.k.a. LTM, L39) mount, allowing for use on all LTM cameras, easy, rangefinder coupled, adaptation to Leica M mount cameras, and compatibility with modern mirrorless cameras.
Focus scale with markings for both standard and infrared photography, which is uncommon for most Leica-compatible lenses
Condition: Overall, this lens is in exceptionally good condition, especially given its age. Externally, it has a small amount of standard wear from use, as shown in photos. The glass itself is also in really good condition, aside from a very thin layer of ‘spider-web’ fungus on one of the front elements, though it would have very little to no effect on the image output of this lens, especially when used on film. We’ve ‘killed’ the fungus using UV light, too.
If you have any questions, or would like to make an offer, get in touch via our contact page :)
wATCHES
Omega 34mm 9 carat Gold wristwatch from 1927!
This is a classy example of a 20’s dress watch, made of solid 9ct gold. Notably, it’s engraved A.M.D 27-4-27 (i.e 27th of April, 1927). These watches are nearly impossible to find, especially in condition as good as this. The watch is keeping extremely accurate time given its age, and it’s just come back from a service via Five:45. Inside is a manual wind calibre, stamped 6299906. According to most sources (though finding exact information on these early calibres is extremely difficult), and from what we’ve observed, has a power reserve of around 40 hours.
In terms of design, the watch has a 34mm case size (excl. the crown), with a classic black & white dial, with a seconds subdial towards 6 o’clock, with second markers every 10 seconds. The dial itself is in great condition, with a slight patina which is inherent with a watch of this age, and has a very thin hairline crack ‘spidering’ out of the ‘2’ on the dial, which isn’t clear unless looked at closely. The hands are arguably what really give this watch its persona, with a delicate, classic dark blue design. The crystal is free of scratches (likely a replacement), and has a domed design, adding to the watch’s generally rounded profile.
Case Serial Number - 6525588 (indicates 1926-1927 manufacture)
Movement Serial Number - 6299906 (Indicates 1925-1927 manufacture)
If you have any questions, or would like make an offer, get in touch via our contact page. Cheers!
Vintage Oebra Chronograph from the 1940s!
This is a great example of a Swiss chronograph from one of the many brands that fell victim to the quartz crisis beginning in the 1960’s. This one follows the classic bicopax chronograph design layout, with pushers at 2 and 4 o’clock, and a seconds & ‘minutes running’ subdials at 9 and 3 o’clock respectively. The tachymeter is indicated on the very outside of the dial, written in blue, capable of measuring times from 1000 - 60 miles or kilometres per hour. Further dial markings are hour-indicating Arabic numerals from 1-12, without 3 and 9. The hands themselves are a dark blue, with a filling of what was likely a luminous material in the hour and minute hands. Additionally, the dial is stamped ‘Oebra’ & ‘17 Jewels’ just under 12 o’clock, along with ‘ANTIMAGNETIC’ at 6 o’clock in red. The back is stamped ‘Stainless Steel back’, and ‘1305’, likely a serial number which is unfortunately not documented publicly today.
Specifications:
Case Size - 34mm (excl. crown & pushers, wears slightly larger)
Lug to lug - 40mm
Thickness - 9.5mm
Lug width - 18.5mm
Strap - Original leather with standard buckle
Condition: The overall condition of the watch is great, especially given its age. Overall, there’s a relatively light patina, from regular wear. The dial itself is in amazing condition, wearing through to the brass only a tiny bit on the very edge ar around 7-8 o’clock. The hands are in good condition too, though the luminescent material applied to the hour and minute hands no longer glows, which is expected for a watch of this age. The indicies are showing a little more wear tan the rest of the dial, mainly through light paint loss, as shown in photos. The case has only a few scratches which have worn through to the base metal, mainly on the left side of the case, and the crown & pushers have been worn on their right side to the point of any plating no longer being visible (again, expected for a used watch of this age). There is also light wear on the lugs. Please see photos for more details around the cosmetic condition of the watch. The movement and chronograph are operating perfectly, and the watch stays well within +- 30 seconds/day, suggesting it has been serviced at least once in its lifetime. The tactility of the watch is as it should be, nothing loose or stiff.
If you have any questions, or would like to make an offer, get in touch via our contact page :)
1950s 33mm Omega with a Classic Vintage Silver 3, 9, 12 Dial!
This is a really charming vintage dress watch from the 1950’s, boasting a light patina from wear over the decades. Coming in at 33mm, it’s got a perfect, low-key profile which easily slips under the cuff, while being large enough to maintain its deserved presence on the wrist.
Details:
33mm Case Diameter, not incl. crown (Wears slightly larger due to dial size in proportion to the case itself)
3, 9, 12 dial layout, with seconds subdial at 6 o’clock position
Primary hour and minute hands, with the seconds hand on the subdial
Includes a modern leather strap
Manual wind calibre, keeping time near-perfectly despite its age
Overall Condition: This watch is in great condition overall and has a great light patina to add to its vintage charm. Timekeeping-wise, we’ve noticed no issues at all, and it continues to remain accurate to about +- 20 seconds/day. The dial is in great condition too, with the only real blemish being some light marking, primarily towards the edge of the right-hand side, which is only noticeable at certain angles when looking closely. The crystal is in great condition, with only light scratching throughout, typical of unpolished watches of this age. The case itself is in really great condition, with no notable wear aside from what could be expected from light use. The strap is non-orignal, and appears to be very new, and is in great condition.
If you have any questions or want to make an offer, get in touch through our contact page :)