BAUSCH & LOMB Legacy 10x50 WA Field 7.5 Binoculars

Circa Mid 1980's to Early 1990's

A full-size Porro-prism binocular known for its exceptionally wide field of view. It was manufactured in Japan and is highly regarded for its high-quality optics.

Use Cases:

• Astronomy: The 50mm lenses and wide 7.5° field make them excellent for scanning star fields and observing the moon.

• Birding and Nature: Ideal for tracking moving subjects in expansive landscapes due to the wide-angle view.

• Low-Light Observation: Effective during twilight or in heavily forested areas where light is limited.

• General Purpose: Robust enough for hunting, backpacking, and tactical observation.

Key Specifications:

• Magnification: 10x.

• Objective Lens: 50mm, providing excellent light gathering for bright images.

• Field of View: 7.5° (Wide Angle), which is significantly wider than many modern 10x binoculars.

• Optics: High-quality BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated lenses for superior color fidelity and clarity.

• Build: Durable rubber armoring.

(H-6.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-16.5cm)