For Big Binocular Fans Only
Over the last two decades in the binocular business, we’ve had some historic and/or incredible binoculars pass through our facility. Here is a photo and video archive of some of those amazing binoculars.
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- Fujinon 25×150 SD-90 Apo
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- Fujinon 25×150 SD-90
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- Our Fujinon 25×150 SD-90 at John Bryan Observatory (Apollo Rendevzous 2016)
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- Fujinon 25×150 SD-90 at John Bryan Observatory
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- Original condition Takatihi 15×80 on Zeiss tripod
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- Garrett Optical BT-150-45 on Universal Astronomics Fork
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- The Miyauchi BR-141-90
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- View of the Miyauchi 141mm objectives.
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- Our last Fujinon 40×150 ED-SX
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- Star-testing the 150mm Fujinon in our parking lot.
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- Kevin hand-holds the Fujinon 40×150 ED-SX 😉
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- BigBinoculars showroom
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- Helen views through the humongous Kevin Kuhne-restored Nikko 30/60×180!
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- Kevin Kuhne’s solid brass counter-weight system
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- Nikko 30/60×180 turrets
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- Nikko 30/60×180 underside
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- Nikko 30/60×180 baffles and objective covers
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- Nikko 30/60×180 spring-loaded objective covers
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- From Kevin Kuhne, pg. 1
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- From Kevin Kuhne, pg. 2
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- From Kevin Kuhne, pg. 3
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- From Kevin Kuhne, pg. 4
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- From Kevin Kuhne, pg. 5
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- Kevin Kuhne-restored Nikko 20×120
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- Nikko 20×120
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- 20/40x200mm Zeiss restored by Kevin Kuhne (in background)
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- Astromeccanica Ziel 120 and Helios 150 binoscopes
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- Astromeccanica Helios 150 Binoscope
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- Astromeccanica Ziel 120 Binoscope
From 2003 through 2010, when Miyauchi of Japan ceased production, we were their highest-selling dealer in the USA. Their finest was the incredible BR-141.
The historic and one-of-a-kind Nikko 30/60×180 as restored by Kevin Kuhne.
The Fujinon 40×150 ED-SX and Miyauchi BR-141-90 (the very last BR-141 made by Miyauchi).
The Russian-made Farvision 20x50S Image-Stabilized Binocular.