Secondhand Leica Wild M690 Eye Surgical Microscope

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Report date: 11.08.2025

Leica Wild M680 Surgical Microscope Analysis Report

Overview and Device Identification

The images show a surgical operating microscope mounted on a wheeled floor stand with an articulating arm, and an attached foot pedal. The device is used in medical settings to provide magnification during delicate surgical operations. The product in the images consists of one main microscope unit, one floor stand, and one foot pedal.

Brand and Model Information

Upon detailed inspection, multiple brand and model indicators were identified on the product. The inscriptions Leica and WILD M680 are clearly legible on the microscope head. The arm and control panel of the device feature the WILD HEERBRUGG logo and text. Based on this information, the device’s brand has been confirmed as Leica and its model as Wild M680. This model is designed for use in surgical, reconstructive, and various other medical procedures.

General Condition and Authenticity

The device is generally a used product. The quality of the logos and labels, the material structure, and the overall workmanship indicate that the product is authentic. There are discolorations and signs of wear on the metal and plastic parts due to age and use. The overall condition of the device appears to be that of a well-maintained second-hand product, which can be considered normal given its age.

Physical and Mechanical Condition

Upon inspection of the product’s physical condition, the following details were observed:

• Casing and Surface: The device’s white metal and plastic casing shows some yellowing, minor scratches, and paint chipping. Particularly, the black base of the floor stand and some edges of the articulating arm have abrasions and scratches due to friction.
• Mechanical Components: The microscope’s articulating arm and joints appear visually to be in a solid condition. The adjustment knobs and levers are in place, but some knob tips show paint peeling and wear. No cracks or fractures were observed on the optical lenses.
• Deformation: There are no major deformations such as significant cracks, fractures, or dents on the device. The wear is mostly cosmetic.

Electronic Components and Accessories

The device’s electronic components and accessories are visually in the following condition:

• Control Panel: There are buttons and switches for settings such as power (POWER), lamp selection (LAMP 1 / LAMP 2), intensity (INTENSITY), and diaphragm (DIAPHRAGM). The green power button appears to be intact.
• Accessories: A foot pedal (footswitch) is seen with the device. The pedal and its connection cable are visually intact. The cables extending from the device to the microscope head show no visible breaks or severe crushing.
• Sockets and Ports: There are cable connection sockets at various points on the device. These sockets are visually in place and do not show any significant damage.

Labels and Technical Information

No detailed technical information such as a clearly legible serial number, REF code, or year of manufacture was found on the labels in the images. The legible inscriptions on the device are as follows:

• Brand/Model: Leica, WILD M680, WILD HEERBRUGG
• Control Panel Text: POWER, INTENSITY, LAMP 1, LAMP 2, DIAPHRAGM

Potential Risk Assessment

The cosmetic defects observed on the device (scratches, yellowing, paint wear) are natural wear and tear from use and, in their current state, do not indicate a potential failure risk that would directly affect the device’s basic functions. Although there is no serious visible damage to the cables, as with any used medical device, it is recommended that all its functions and cable connections be checked by a specialist before use. Overall, the device is in good condition, and no significant risk of malfunction has been observed.