Used Swarovski Binoculars
Swarovski binoculars are considered to be among the elite in field glasses because of the high level of technology applied to their inner workings. Reflection, refraction, and dispersion are reduced to a minimum with these optics.
![]() LNIB Nikon Premier LX Binoculars 8x32 HG L DCF 7504 US $599.99 |
![]() Swarovski Optik 58191 15x56 WB SLC New Binocular Green US $2,269.00 |
![]() SWAROVSKI 8x32EL DARK GREEN BINOCULARS USED US $1,057.00 |
![]() Swarovski 10x50 SLC Neu PRISTINE US $1,495.00 |
![]() Fujinon 10 x 42 CD binoculars US $225.00 |
![]() Swarovski Optiks Pocket Binocular 10x25B P Green US $647.99 |
![]() Swarovski Optik EL 10x32 Binocular US $1,080.00 |
![]() Swarovski Optik SLC 10x50 WB Binoculars US $911.00 |
![]() Swarovski el 1042 wb binoculars US $620.00 |
![]() Swarovski SLC 8x30 WB Binoculars US $850.00 |
This brand includes a wide range of glasses from all-purpose units down to those intended for extreme conditions. It also has a series that focuses on design. Magnifications include 7x, 8x, 8.5x, 10x, and 15x. Objective lens diameters available range from a low of 20mm to a high of 56mm, thus offering lenses suitable for the stars of the opera as well as the stars in the sky. The field of view (FOV) of these lenses varies from 231 to 420 feet, at 1,000 yards.
Swarovski binoculars are offered in 22 models which are grouped in one of six series, including the EL, Crystal Pocket, Pocket, and SLC. Of these, the most saleable is the EL 10x42 WB. The 10x refers to its magnification, while the 42 means that its objective lens is 42mm. While it may not be suitable for astronomical observations, its objective lens is sufficiently wide for most conditions. It has an FOV of 330 feet at 1,000 yards. It is lightweight enough to be held even by one hand. Of course, these features come at a price. A model EL 10x42 WB costs US$1,969.00. Expensive but, as those who have used it say, worth it.









