Where to get 6 bit coding done in USA?

[gurtch]

I live in southern NJ. I know Leitz used to be in Rockleigh, NJ. I have a 24mm Leica ASPH lens that I want to get 6 bit coded. I did a google, but can't seen to find a web site or address for Leica USA, to contact them about how I go about having the lens coded. Does anyone know where they are? I assume I would send directly to them rather than go through a dealer? Thanks in advance.
Dave Gurtcheff in NJ

 

[RJames]

Leica Address & Phone #

Leica Address & Phone #

Leica Camera, Inc.

1 Pearl Court, Unit 1

Allenale, NJ 07401

201-995-0051

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[gurtch]

Thank You, I will contact them.
Dave

 

[Flyfisher Tom]

I think Jorge and RFF is working on possibly doing it as well, at a discount.

 

[Tom Diaz]

I live in southern NJ. I know Leitz used to be in Rockleigh, NJ. I have a 24mm Leica ASPH lens that I want to get 6 bit coded. I did a google, but can't seen to find a web site or address for Leica USA, to contact them about how I go about having the lens coded. Does anyone know where they are? I assume I would send directly to them rather than go through a dealer? Thanks in advance.
Dave Gurtcheff in NJ

I was told to contact Leica USA Customer Service nearer to the end of September. Sounds like they're still getting tooled up or something.
Cost is $125 per lens.

Leica Camera Inc.
1 Pearl Court/ Unit A
Allendale, NJ 07401
http://www.leica-camera.us/home/

 

[Larry Kellogg]

Alas, after all the excitement of seeing the M8 in a video last night, I trekked out to Allendale today in order to turn in my two lenses (35mm 1.4 ASPH and 50mm 1.4 ASPH) for encoding. They're not accepting lenses until the beginning of November, from what I was told, so my trip was wasted. I had called ahead but I guess the situation had changed in the last week. They're still working on getting tooled up, as someone else said. So, don't send in your lenses yet, at least until you hear more of an official word from Leica.

I also want to get my 50mm lubricated, it is just too stiff. I want to do it all at once so I don't have to send the lenses in twice.

Regards,

Larry

 

[RJames]

Alas, after all the excitement of seeing the M8 in a video last night, I trekked out to Allendale today in order to turn in my two lenses (35mm 1.4 ASPH and 50mm 1.4 ASPH) for encoding. They're not accepting lenses until the beginning of November, from what I was told, so my trip was wasted. I had called ahead but I guess the situation had changed in the last week. They're still working on getting tooled up, as someone else said. So, don't send in your lenses yet, at least until you hear more of an official word from Leica.

I also want to get my 50mm lubricated, it is just too stiff. I want to do it all at once so I don't have to send the lenses in twice.

Regards,

Larry

Correct... Leica USA accepting consumer lenses 1st of November...