Loupes are small hand-held magnifiers and are usually designed to be used with one eye. Jewelers will use them to closely examine gems. Analogue photographers also use them to get the sharpest focus possible when printing photographs from negatives. They are used by watchmakers to do intricate work with extremely small components. There are many other uses for loupes.
These are not to be confused with the loop that is used in bacteriology for inoculating or smearing cultures.
loupe is the type of lens used by a watch repairer
A jewellers loupe.
A loupe is a hand lense that is used to see small details closely. It is typically used by jewelers in order to verify details and authenticity of the piece of jewelry.
A jeweler's lens is called a loupe.
Michael Loupe goes by Corky.
I assume you mean the small magnifier worn on a band to hold it in front of one eye. It is called a loupe.
The small magnifying lens used by jewelers and watchmakers is a loupe.
The focal length of the lens in the loupe
A small and handy magnifying lens used by jewelers is called a loupe.
Some people use a magnifying glass called a loupe.
A loupe is a small magnifying lens that could be described as a jeweler's eyepiece.
A type of magnifying glass used by horologists is a loupe. It is a small, specialized magnifying tool that allows for precise inspection and examination of small details on watches and clocks. Loupes come in different magnification strengths to meet the needs of horologists.