Leica M11 Glossy black camera

LEICA M11 GLOSSY BLACK PAINT

With glossy black paint.

The Leica M11 glossy black combines the latest technology from the series model with the classic design elements that first enamoured photographers in 1962 with the Leica M3 special edition. The brass top and base plates are finished with a glossy black paint finish. Over the years, frequent use creates a unique patina. This exclusive design variant is also characterised by the classic Leica engraving on the top plate, controls with a glossy black paint finish and the deliberate omission of the Leica red dot. Another stylish accent comes from the shutter release with a lustrous silver-chrome finish – a variant that was first fitted to the Leica M3. With its elaborate cross knurling on the ISO and shutter-speed dial, this special edition of the M11 features a further refinement that differs from the standard model both aesthetically and haptically.

When was the last time you fell in love?

Every moment is unique – as is every Leica M11 of this design variant with its glossy black paint finish. Over the years, it gathers traces that tell a story. The story of your Leica. A camera you’ll fall in love with.

Every camera tells its own story

The Leica M11 design variant is made of brass and finished with glossy black paint. Over the years, frequent use wears down the paint, gradually revealing the brass underneath. As a result, a patina is created, which is as unique as the camera’s past. The Leica M11 glossy black not only captures moments in time through superb shots, but also tells its own story.

A great love of detail

In addition to the paint finish, well-thought-out design details emphasise this design variant’s simple aesthetics. The glossy black paint finish on the control dials and the on/off switch as well as the deliberate omission of the red Leica dot underline the cultivated subtlety for which M-Cameras are cherished the world over. The camera is further enhanced by the classic Leica lettering engraved on the top cover and the shutter release with its lustrous silver-chrome finish, which was first fitted to the Leica M3 and is reminiscent of historical M-Cameras. In addition to all the camera’s stylish accents, the elaborate cross knurling on the ISO and shutter-speed dial makes this Leica a camera that you won’t want to put down anytime soon.