Company Website: https://www.leitz-cine.com/
Duclos Page: https://www.ducloslenses.com/pages/leitz-lens-options
Also known as Leitz Cine Wetzlar, formerly CW Sonderoptic

15mm T2 Summicron-C
18mm T2 Summicron-C
21mm T2 Summicron-C
25mm T2 Summicron-C
29mm T2 Summicron-C
35mm T2 Summicron-C
40mm T2 Summicron-C
50mm T2 Summicron-C
75mm T2 Summicron-C
100mm T2 Summicron-C
135mm T2 Summicron-C

16mm T1.4 Summilux-C
18mm T1.4 Summilux-C
21mm T1.4 Summilux-C
25mm T1.4 Summilux-C
29mm T1.4 Summilux-C
35mm T1.4 Summilux-C
40mm T1.4 Summilux-C
50mm T1.4 Summilux-C
65mm T1.4 Summilux-C
75mm T1.4 Summilux-C
100mm T1.4 Summilux-C
135mm T1.4 Summilux-C

24mm T3.6 Thalia
30mm T2.9 Thalia
35mm T2.6 Thalia
45mm T2.9 Thalia
55mm T2.8 Thalia
70mm T2.6 Thalia
100mm T2.2 Thalia
120mm T2.6 Thalia
180mm T3.6 Thalia
90mm T2.2 Thalia-T

18mm T1.8
21mm T1.8
25mm T1.8
29mm T1.8
35mm T1.8
40mm T1.8
50mm T1.8
65mm T1.8
75mm T1.8
100mm T1.8
135mm T1.8
180mm T2

25-75mm T2.8
55-125mm T2.8

See Leica for Leitz still-photo lenses.

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The changing from Leitz to Leica brand was related only to the changes in the shareolders' structure of the Company, that dates to the '80s, when Leitz family sold the control stakes to the first of a series of new investors (for the record, the first buyers were the Schmiedheiny family, a rather reclusive swiss financial powerhouse whose main asset is the cement company Holcim, one of the 2 or 3 biggest worldwide). The changover didn't reflect at all to the products …. the typical example is the Leica M6: first production batches had the name “Leitz”, then it was simply changed to “Leica”, and the same, in due course, happened to lenses, enlargers, binoculars and so.

(…and other events within this range.)

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