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    Swift Tyrol 15x60

    Joker, The Sport King may be a top end binocular, so I'd be careful with that. B.
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    Swift Tyrol 15x60

    Those eyepieces look like standard, not wide angle eyepieces. I would expect them to be the same as those on similar looking 10x40 and 12x50 binoculars. However, only a repairer would probably know. B. P.S. An 8x30 with the same eyepieces would probably be the cheapest option.
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    Swift Tyrol 15x60

    Perhaps you can 3D print the parts? Apparently some libraries have these machines for public use. Or buy a faulty similar binocular with the parts you need. Regards, B.
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    Swift Tyrol 15x60

    Thanks Joker, The Swift 15x60 is no joke. Should be nice. I have not come across this model. Maybe not imported to U.K.? I used a specially made Soviet 20x60 for years. It is possible to see Jupiter's two equatorial bands with 20x or 22x, possibly 18x, but somebody with very fine might see them...
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