Both the Zeiss Conquest and the Victory are made in Germany.

Wetzlar, Germany (Previously Hensoldt AG) The factory in Wetzlar is home to the production of Zeiss sports optics products, including riflescopes, binoculars, and spotting scopes.

Japan Zeiss Conquest V4 rifle scopes are made in Japan. Currently, there are four V4 models available.

Carl Zeiss IMT (Shanghai) Co., Ltd in China is a global production site manufacturing the ZEISS DuraMax, an entry-level shop floor scanning CMM, for worldwide distribution.

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Some variants of Zeiss riflescopes are produced in Germany, while entry-level and mid-range models are outsourced from Japan.

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Zeiss lenses are highly regarded for their exceptional build quality, optical performance, and unique rendering characteristics. They are often used by professional photographers and cinematographers who demand the highest quality optics, and the price of these lenses reflects their premium quality.

The shades of Leica lenses usually have more vivid colors while the contrast is a bit richer than what you would get with a Zeiss lens of almost similar attributes. On the flipside though, Zeiss lenses tend to produce a bit more sharpness in images than Leica varieties.

Zeiss has been using Japanese manufacturing for a long time.

The shades of Leica lenses usually have more vivid colors while the contrast is a bit richer than what you would get with a Zeiss lens of almost similar attributes. On the flipside though, Zeiss lenses tend to produce a bit more sharpness in images than Leica varieties.

Essilor. Essilor is the world's largest manufacturer of ophthalmic lenses. They invented “Varilux”, the world's first varifocal lens in 1959 and have been improving on a great idea ever since.