Leica R6.2

{"overview":"The Leica R6.2 is a manual-focus 35mm SLR using the Leica R bayonet mount, introduced in 1992 as a refinement of the mechanical R6. As of 2026, condition is the dominant price driver: clean, fully-working bodies sit toward the upper end of that range, while examples with cosmetic wear or metering issues sell for less. Gold and other special-edition variants trade well above standard-body levels when they appear, so the headline range above reflects ordinary black and chrome bodies rather than collector editions.","buying_guide":"Inspect the shutter at all speeds (mechanical operation should be consistent from slow to 1\/2000), confirm the meter reads in both spot and centre-weighted modes, and check the finder for haze or separation. Watch for brassing on high-use bodies and for sticky film-advance on stored examples. Special editions such as the Gold Hong Kong or Gold Singapore variants command a premium well above this when they come to market."},{"q":"Does the price depend on condition?","a":"Yes — the R6.2's value is strongly condition-sensitive.

Generated summary, 22 Apr 2026 — not checked by hand; prices on this page come from the sales, not from this text.