Leica Leica-Meter MR Light meter





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Leica Leica-Meter MR selenium light meter in good physical condition and tested and working, dating from 1950–1960 and designed for Leica M3/M2/M1 rangefinder cameras.
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The Leica-METER MR, manufactured by Metrawatt A.G. Nürnberg in Germany, is a top-mounted selenium light meter designed specifically for Leica M3, M2, and M1 rangefinder cameras. It's a classic Leica retro film accessory. The meter uses battery-free selenium sensing technology, relying on light itself to drive metering. The dial simultaneously displays both ASA and DIN film sensitivity. Aperture and shutter speed dials are complete, and the operation knobs are smooth. The aluminum alloy silver casing paired with a black bakelite base features the brand logo engraved in metal, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. It's a popular collectible accessory for Leica enthusiasts.
The casing has minor scratches and oxidation from use, but no serious impacts. The mechanical structure is smooth, the selenium battery is intact, the metering needle moves normally with the light, the readings are clear, and the latches are intact, allowing for secure mounting on Leica M-series camera bodies.
The Leica-METER MR, manufactured by Metrawatt A.G. Nürnberg in Germany, is a top-mounted selenium light meter designed specifically for Leica M3, M2, and M1 rangefinder cameras. It's a classic Leica retro film accessory. The meter uses battery-free selenium sensing technology, relying on light itself to drive metering. The dial simultaneously displays both ASA and DIN film sensitivity. Aperture and shutter speed dials are complete, and the operation knobs are smooth. The aluminum alloy silver casing paired with a black bakelite base features the brand logo engraved in metal, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. It's a popular collectible accessory for Leica enthusiasts.
The casing has minor scratches and oxidation from use, but no serious impacts. The mechanical structure is smooth, the selenium battery is intact, the metering needle moves normally with the light, the readings are clear, and the latches are intact, allowing for secure mounting on Leica M-series camera bodies.

