Cool -> 1.679,84€.
Très bonne nouvelle en effet.

"The ZEISS Distagon T* 1,4/35 ZM does not have a floating elements design. The purpose of a floating elements design is to compensate for the aberration effects of a lens at different distance settings. This is achieved by varying the axial distance between individual lens elements or groups. The mechanical construction required for a floating elements design is extremely complex and affects the size of the lenses, making them bigger and heavier. Since ZM lenses are intended to be highly compact lenses for rangefinder cameras, we made the decision to omit the floating elements design from these lenses. The minimum focusing distance for rangefinder lenses is limited to 0.7m, so a floating design is not really necessary anyway.
Best regards
ZEISS Lenses Team"

The mechanical construction required for a floating elements design is extremely complex and affects the size of the lenses, making them bigger and heavier. Since ZM lenses are intended to be highly compact lenses for rangefinder cameras, we made the decision to omit the floating elements design from these lenses.
ZEISS Lenses Team"

- une réponse d'un officiel Zeiss qui justifie le fait qu'ils n'aient pas mis d'élément flottant (en résumé : ça serait trop gros, trop complexe, et pas besoin avec une distance minimale de 0,7m) :


Alors, vraiment bravo à Leica pour la compacité et la prouesse technique à faire tenir un élément flottant dans un volume aussi contenu et un poids aussi maitrisé, et bof pour Zeiss.

Plus qu'à voir comment coder un Zeiss correctement.