LEICA Leica M6 Chrome ★★★ Disposing of my collection in a decluttering effort. ★★★ ● Stored in a dehumidified cabinet. ● Manufactured in 1988, serial number 175xxxx. ● The Leica M6, introduced in 1984, is a highly accomplished model, being the first M-type camera to incorporate a built-in light meter into a classic mechanical rangefinder. It achieved "both practicality and mechanical beauty" in the history of rangefinders, and has been supported by professionals and enthusiasts to this day. Its value has not diminished even in the digital age, and it is attracting renewed attention with the resurgence of the film boom. It is a masterpiece that allows you to fully enjoy the charm of a mechanical camera, such as the texture the moment you hold it, the winding and shutter sound when shooting. ● There are no particularly noticeable stains or scratches, and it is generally clean. ● The shutter operation has been confirmed, but the accuracy is unknown. ● Operation of dials, winding lever, rewind crank, film counter, light meter, and rangefinder has been confirmed, but no guarantee can be provided. ● There is fine dust inside the viewfinder, but visibility is good. ● There is a scratch on the right side of the eyepiece window (see photo 8). ● All photos are included. ● Main product specifications (quoted from the Leica website) Type: 35mm film system camera with rangefinder Lens mount: Leica M bayonet mount Dimensions: 138 x 40 x 77 mm Weight: 575 g (without battery) Viewfinder type: Large bright-frame viewfinder with automatic parallax correction Viewfinder magnification: 0.72x (all lenses) Focusing method: Using a focusing rangefinder frame (displayed as a bright area in the center of the viewfinder) Split image or double image matching type Shutter speed: 1 to 1/1000 second Film advance: Manual winding (winding lever or Leica Bit M) or automatic winding (Leica Motor M, Leica Winder M) Rewind: Manual rewind (rewind crank) Focus: Focusing range 70cm to ∞ Focus mode: Manual Exposure control: TTL metering with actual aperture Exposure mode: Manual exposure (manually set shutter speed and aperture value) Exposure can be adjusted while looking at the LED displayed in the viewfinder Power source: Silver oxide battery (SR44) x 2 or lithium battery (CR1/3N) x 1