While this characteristic made the Nikkormats among the toughest SLRs of all time, it did increase the amount of labour that it took to assemble the cameras, as single pieces or very small sub-assemblies had to be placed into that part of the chassis in a specific sequence.
This was due, in no small part, to their construction, wherein the mirror box and front panel were a single casting. The Nikkormats (in mechanical or electronic configuration) were Nikon's enthusiast-level bodies, and had a sterling reputation for rugged reliability. Nikon's original electronically-controlled SLR was born as the Nikkormat EL ( Electronic & Light) in 1972 (there would eventually be three iterations the EL-W & Nikon EL2 followed the original in 19, respectively).
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