The Voigtländer Bessamatic M is a 35mm SLR from the German maker Voigtländer, part of the Bessamatic family of leaf-shutter SLRs introduced in the late 1950s and produced through the 1960s. It was positioned as a mid-range interchangeable-lens SLR using Voigtländer's own bayonet system.

Sales data is extremely thin: a single UK auction hammer result from November 2006 saw a Bessamatic M sell for £150, and that figure remains the only documented saleroom reference. With no recent comparables, today's value is difficult to pin down at saleroom level, and a clean working example would likely sell for a similar two-figure to low three-figure sum at recent UK auction. Buyers asking what a Bessamatic M is worth should treat the £150 figure as indicative rather than a current market price.