The tacheometer-theodolite is one of the most sophisticated theodolites of its time. It was made at the beginning of the 20^th century. It stands out for its complexity and precision in measuring horizontal directions. Worthy of mention are the number and types of levels: a circular level, two horizontal circle (alidade) toric levels, a reversible levelling toric level, a striding level and a vertical circle level. The horizontal circle with a diameter of 18 cm and the reading of the division at two diametral points with a screw microscope (German: Schraubenmikroskop) with a micrometer screw provide an incredible resolution of mechanical determination of the reading, i.e., 1''.

The theodolite was still used in the 1960s for measurements in trigonometric nets of lower orders. In 2016, the instrument was completely restored and lacquered, and a new frame for the diaphragm and mirror for the striding level were made.