Leica’s Limited-Edition “Leitz Auction” M6 Camera Is Armored With Real Wood
Only 20 units are produced.
Leica is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its official auction house, Leitz Photographica Auction with an exclusive camera release.
Presented in a special design, the Leica M6 Set “Leitz Auction” is outfitted with real wood armoring featuring a cross-cross grid pattern and crafted from walnut veneer. Accentuating the textured body, the main metal parts are doused in a glossy black paint finish.
The iconic Leitz Logo comes in solid gold, which was specially applied by a Germany-based goldsmith. To echo the golden logo, details like the Leica M6 imprint as well as the ISO selector wheel markings at the back of the camera also come in a gold tone.
On top of that, the Cemra is equipped with the Noctilux-M 50 f/1.2 ASPH. lens, complete with a body cap, as well as a lens cap and hood.
Limited to 20 units only, the Leica M6 Set “Leitz Auction” retails at €25,980 EUR (approximately $28,242 USD) and is available as a Vienna exclusive now. Head over to Leica’s official website for information.
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