The WWII Japanese Trench Binoculars (Periscope), meticulously restored by Luxxoptica, are a stellar example of preserving historical artifacts with modern finesse. The skilled craftsmen at Luxxoptica have dedicated countless hours to refurbishing every aspect of these binoculars. Their labor involves intricate surface restoration, culminating in a brilliant, mirror-like finish. The binoculars are then carefully plated in nickel, adding an extra layer of durability and elegance. This restoration process not only enhances the binoculars' aesthetic appeal but also ensures that all optics are fully restored to their original specifications, allowing them to function as effectively as they did during World War II.
Mounted on an authentic Zeiss surveyor's tripod, these binoculars were ingeniously designed for the rigors of warfare. Their primary purpose was to allow military spotters to discreetly scan for artillery, mortars, and other threats, without the risk of exposure to enemy fire. Concealed within the relative safety of trenches, pillboxes, or bunkers, operators could effectively observe and report on enemy movements.
These binoculars boast a 15x power magnification, providing a substantial advantage in terms of visual reach. This feature enabled the viewing of distant objects with incredible clarity and precision. Furthermore, they featured a 4-degree field of view, sufficiently broad for effective surveillance during combat situations.
A defining feature of these binoculars is their capability to rotate 360°, offering a comprehensive and uninterrupted view of the battlefield, crucial for strategic decision-making in combat scenarios.
In terms of construction, these binoculars were crafted to endure, featuring nickel-plated solid brass and aluminum components. This robust build provided much-needed durability in harsh combat environments and added an element of sophistication to their design.
The exceptional optical performance of these binoculars stands as a testament to the advanced technology and craftsmanship of their time. Today, they are not only a powerful reminder of the innovation and ingenuity in military technology during World War II but also serve as a poignant artifact, symbolizing the immense challenges faced in the Pacific battles. Restored by Luxxoptica, these binoculars are transformed into a blend of historical significance and contemporary artistry, making them a prized possession for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
 
Mounted on an original Zeiss surveyor's tripod
Designed to allow spotters to scan for artillery, mortars, etc. without having to stick their head out of their trench, pillbox, or bunker during WWII. 
15x power magnification
4 degree field of view
Rotates 360°
Nickel-plated solid brass and aluminum
Exceptional optical performance