The De Luxe was based on the Cocarette Model 1 and produced in four sizes:
6 x 9 cm, 6.5 x 11 cm, 8 x 10.5 cm, 8 x 14 cm. The model was dropped soon after the formation of Zeiss-Ikon.

Lenses available included:
f4.5 Sonnar, f4.5 Tessar, f6.3 Tessar (c. 1925). A Compur shutter was always fitted.

The Cocarette was produced by Contessa-Nettel prior to the Zeiss merger. Under Zeiss the model was aimed at the cheaper end of the folding roll-film market. It was produced in several sizes with a large range of lenses and fittings. The 2" x 3" size Cocarette was introduced around the time of the Zeiss merger.

The Zeis-Ikon Cocarette instruction book lists four models:

• Simple: No. 514. Covered in leatherette.
• Standard: No. 517. Leather covered, rising front, radial lever or rack and pinion focusing.
• Special: No. 519. Leather covered, radial lever focusing.
• De Luxe: No: 521. Brown Morocco leather covering and bellows, edges bound in German silver, rising front, radial lever or rack and pinion focusing.