Luxxoptica's exceptional restoration of this post-war Zeiss Periscope is a striking example of their unwavering dedication to preserving historical optics with meticulous attention to detail. Used until the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, this original Zeiss Periscope has been given a new lease on life, making it not only a functional optical instrument but also a conversation-starting statement piece for any home.

Boasting an impressive variable magnification range from 20x to 40x, this periscope offers unparalleled viewing capabilities. The substantial 80mm objective lens ensures that images viewed through the periscope are bright, clear, and detailed, providing an immersive observation experience. This level of magnification and lens quality is ideal for a wide range of applications, from landscape viewing to more detailed observation of distant objects or scenes.

The restoration process undertaken by Luxxoptica involves countless hours of painstaking work. Each piece is carefully restored, with every surface polished to achieve a lustrous finish. The nickel plating applied subsequently not only enhances the periscope's aesthetic appeal but also ensures its longevity, protecting it from environmental factors.

One of the most distinctive features of this restored periscope is its mounting on an original, antique Zeiss surveyor's tripod. This not only adds to its authenticity and historical value but also provides a stable and adjustable platform for use. The tripod has been meticulously restored to match the quality and era of the periscope itself, creating a harmonious and elegant ensemble.As a unique alternative to traditional bigeye binoculars, this Zeiss Periscope stands out with its rich history and superior functionality. It is a testament to the quality of German engineering and optical design, preserved and presented in a form that respects its original use while adapting it for modern enjoyment.

Available for acquisition, this piece is more than just an optical tool; it is a portal to history, offering a unique opportunity to own a part of the Cold War era, beautifully restored and ready to be the focal point of any collection or interior space.

This original Zeiss Periscope was used until the Berlin Wall was torn down in 1989.  This piece will provide countless hours of conversation as a functional statement piece in your home.