Binoculars adaptable to the dominant eye

Abstract

The present invention relates to a binocular (10a) comprising two paths (11a, 11b) with different information on each path; each path is mounted to a bridging member (12a) via a rotation axis (Ar) having a predetermined rotation amplitude, the bridging member having a first surface and opposing second surfaces (F1, F2), and incorporating an attachment means (15a) onto the two opposing surfaces; the attachment means and the predetermined rotation amplitude are adapted to give the binoculars a first configuration in which the paths are positioned opposite the first surface (F1), and the second surface (F2) is used by the attachment means; and a second configuration in which the paths are brought to the opposite side of the second surface (F2) by pivoting about the rotation axis, and the first surface (F1) is used by the attachment means. The invention concerns binoculars (10a) comprising two paths (11a, 11b) with distinct information on each path; each path being mounted on a bridge (12a) via a rotation axis (Ar) with a predetermined rotation amplitude, the bridge having a first and a second opposite surfaces (F1, F2) and incorporating attachment means (15a) on said two opposite surfaces; the attachment means and said predetermined rotation amplitude being adapted so that the binoculars have a first configuration wherein the paths are placed opposite the first surface (F1) while the second surface (F2) is used by said attachment means, and a second configuration in which the paths are brought by pivoting about the rotation axes opposite the second surface (F2) while the first surface (F1) is used by said attachment means.

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