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Re: Where can I get the code to tell the year these...
Find the Manufactures Name and serial number look them up on Google also find there phone number and place a call to there customer service I'm sure you should get the help you need Thanks John
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Well, actually Vivtar is not a big deal as a brand.. Having said this, best option to take it to an optical store where they actually can tell you if it can be repaired and where it can be repaired.
Hi Shena Without knowing the brand of binoculars you're talking about, I would suggest getting in touch with the manufacturer directly and get the answer right form the source. (EDIT) OK then, now that we have that information, using the website below, it would appear that these were manufactured in 1915. Scroll down until you reach that year.
I am facing some angle view issues with my Swarovski EL Swarovision 8.5x42 Binocular purchased from EuroOptic. It gave me a great performance since the lsst 5 years though Swarovski Binoculars
need the rubber eye piece for 7x 50 jason/empire binoculars and also the one steel rim that goes under the eyepiece. I would appreciate any help that you could give me. thanks
Once mildew or fungal growth gets into a binoculars you have a major problem. Fungus 'eats' into the glass. Once this has happened the lens or prism needs to be replaced. There have been a number of solutions over the years but non has been able to fix the problem. Even if the fungus is gone there will be an effect on the clarity of vision. Binocular glass is made to be as clear as possible. Sans and Streiff made mediocre binoculars in the early years using BK7 glass with the last ones being quite good in the lower end of the market using BAK4.
Replacement parts are not readily available and the cost would exceed the worth of the unit. Unless is it has some personal significance it is not worth fixing.
In the UK Kay Optical have an enviable reputation for repairing all kinds of binoculars. They are highly regarded by binocular collectors. They have been in business for years and will except binoculars posted to them and will post back. Their website is
kayoptical.co.uk
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