It was the OTA only. Pity the coating of the front lens was affected by what opticians call spiderweb craquelee. A rather known optician in the dutch amateur -community dealt with it in his private time and told me never to sell it ever. And if so... then to him! The new coating costed me 150 Dutch Florins. He even corrected the front of the lens to have a better figure. With the new Baader BBHS diagonal and a Pentax XO5 eyepiece it reaches a Strehl of 0.96, which is rather high for a factory made refractor of the nineties. I know, I know, modern premium refractors score a tad better, but I just love this grand old lady.
It is not a refractor for a museum, so I use it happily. I even take it along with me on holiday every now and then. My youngest son knows how I value this instrument, so it won't disappear to the scrapyard in future.
Enough said. Here it is on a Vixen GPDX mount.
