How Much Is a Used Leicaflex Worth? (September 18, 2026 Price Guide)
Live data, refreshed daily. Last updated . Reviewed by Ked, a Leica M shooter (film and digital).
I found an eBay seller manipulation that affects the market
liquidity (how long it takes to sell 1/2 the market). I have
gated that off and as a result you will notice a shift in the
market pace section of the fair price analysis. Most
cameras will now show a slower market pace.
A quick price guide for the Leicaflex, currently for sale, user cameras, not collectables
Market pace39 listed now · half are gone within
69 days, a dead used market.
A quick gut-check for any listing below — condition
and accessories shift the line, so always read the listing. Special edition, special finish, and camera plus lens/accessory bundle
pricing is not included in the fair price calculation.
The Leicaflex (1964-1968), known retrospectively as the Leicaflex Standard, was Leica’s first SLR and its late answer to the rise of the Japanese reflex. Hand-built in Wetzlar and fully mechanical, it metered with an external, non-TTL CdS cell on the front of the pentaprism that reads roughly a 90mm angle of view, so exposures with wide or long lenses take judgment. The finder is a bright microprism screen with no split-image patch, and the mechanically timed focal-plane shutter runs to 1/2000s plus Bulb with X-sync at 1/100. It takes 1-cam R-bayonet lenses; later 2-cam and 3-cam lenses also mount. It is dense and over-engineered even by Leica standards, and the only Leicaflex with the classic non-TTL setup.