The limited edition set features an M-A body and lens made out of lightweight titanium alloy.

The cameras will be exclusive to the Leica Ginza 6 store in Tokyo, Japan.

Both watches feature German-made movements.

The company is calling it the most flexible M-System camera yet.

The three-part collection includes a checkerboard Leica D-Lux 7.

The under-the-radar design comes to Leica's full frame point-and-shoot.

The camera celebrates the release of "No Time to Die."

The camera features a high-gloss finish that will show a beautiful patina over time.

The first Leica-branded phone will be a Japanese exclusive.

Designed for Leica cameras.

The final camera that is based on this prototype sold for $1.8 million dollars.

007 himself and photographer Greg Williams share their love for one of the company's best cameras.

The lens is the latest addition to their Classics Range.

The camera celebrates the 40th anniversary of he Leica Oscar Barnack Award.

The new 24MP sensor is built for high-speed photography and cinema-grade video capture.

The collection feature's Zegna's signature Pelletessuta Nappa leather.

The new optical range joins the sunglasses introduced back in March.

With its 47.3MP sensor, there truly is nothing else like it on the market.

The upcoming limited edition will be produced in a run of 450 units.

The camera features a 40MP full-frame sensor.

Two new models for Leica's 0.95 collection.

A new wide-angle that is as thick as a body cap.

The new camera gains a larger 64MP sensor and 4K video capability.

The two brands share their passion for optics and German engineering.