Hasselblad 503 CW Body + 120 Film Magazine + Acute Matt Screen - Full CLA, Exc

Splendid example of the Hasselblad 503 CW, in excellent conservation condition. The unit underwent a full inspection and service prior to listing, and functions perfectly, ready for hundreds of rolls of shooting over many years to come. Film tested, externally cleaned and sanitized, the camera is in perfect working order. As shown in the photographs, the item presents in gorgeous condition, with shining chrome accents and mint leather throughout. Comes with a bright Acute Matte screen and a A12 magazine for 120 film. What's Included: 503 CW Body with waist level finder, A12 Film Back, Acute Matte focusing screen, Body Cap Condition Recap: ✅ Thoroughly tested and perfectly working ✅ Cleaned and UV-sanitized ✅ Excellent cosmetic state ✅ Full CLA, mechanically perfect Pre-owned item. Sold under the margin tax scheme (0% VAT applicable). A business invoice can be issued upon request, please provide your company details immediately after purchase. VAT may still apply at delivery for extra-eu customers. The Hasselblad 503 CW belongs to the legendary V System lineage, representing one of the most refined evolutions of the medium format SLR platform that Hasselblad developed over decades. Introduced in 1988, this body carries a revised mirror mechanism specifically engineered for compatibility with the Winder CW, distinguishing it from earlier V System bodies like the 500 C/M. Built around the modular 6x6 format, the 503 CW accepts the full range of interchangeable Carl Zeiss lenses in C, CF, CFi and CFE mounts, each fitted with a leaf shutter for flash sync at virtually any speed. The body itself pairs with interchangeable film backs (A12, A16, A24 and others), allowing mid-roll format or film-stock changes, along with interchangeable viewfinders, most commonly the folding waist-level finder for classic top-down composition. Construction follows Hasselblad's traditional all-mechanical, modular philosophy: body, lens, back and finder function as independent units, a design ethos that defined Swedish medium format engineering for generations. The 503 CW remains a benchmark reference within film photography and studio/portrait workflows relying on square format composition.