I had two similar positive experiences with my Zeiss.
Cheers to Zeiss!

Greg Pluth
University Place
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> On Jun 25, 2024, at 1:14 PM, Paula Crockett/Martin Gibbins via Tweeters <tweeters at u.washington.edu> wrote:

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>  Hi Tweeters,

> After 24 years of nearly daily use around the world, my Zeiss bins had gotten out of alignment after a fall, the diopter knob was broken, and the strap rings were getting thin. I sent them to the Zeiss service center in Kentucky. In about a month, they came back as good as new. The bill was $264. I'm thrilled!

> If you have older, high-quality bins that need repair, consider sending them to the manufacture for refurbishment.

> Cheers,

> Paula Crockett

> Lake Joy, Carnation, WA

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