Bresser Special Saturn 20x60 Binoculars

• 20x magnification with 60 mm objectives: brings distant subjects noticeably closer while the large front lenses gather enough light for long-range daytime viewing and basic astronomical observation.
• Porro prism optical design: delivers a broad, three-dimensional image impression and good perceived depth, which is useful when scanning landscapes or following distant detail.
• Fully multi-coated optics: helps improve light transmission and contrast, so the image stays clearer and less washed out in challenging light.
• Tripod adaptable construction: supports steadier viewing at high magnification, reducing shake during extended observation sessions of wildlife, ships, aircraft, or the night sky.
• Central focusing with left-eye diopter adjustment: allows quick overall focusing and easy compensation for differences between the eyes, making it simpler to achieve a sharp image.

About the Bresser Special Series

The Bresser Special series is built as a broad family of binoculars for users who need more reach or more light-gathering ability than a compact everyday model can offer. Within the range, BRESSER divides the line into Spezial-Astro, Spezial-Jagd, and Spezial-Zoomar variants, each aimed at a different style of observation. That makes the series relevant not only for astronomy, but also for long-distance landscape viewing, nature observation, and low-light use.

A defining characteristic of the series is its focus on practical observation formats: larger objective lenses for brighter images, higher magnifications for distant subjects, and in some models zoom capability for flexible viewing. In the astronomy-oriented versions, tripod mounting is an important part of the design because it helps control image shake when magnification rises. Across the family, the emphasis is on straightforward optical performance and usable mechanical layouts rather than compact size. For observers choosing binoculars for the night sky, open terrain, or fixed-position long-range viewing, the Bresser Special line sits as a purpose-built option within the company’s binocular range.

About the Bresser Special Saturn 20x60 Binoculars

The Bresser Special Saturn 20x60 Binoculars are configured for observation where reach matters more than portability. With 20x magnification, they are well suited to distant terrestrial subjects and to astronomy, where the extra image scale helps reveal more structure in the Moon and brings star fields and brighter deep-sky objects into easier view than lower-power general-purpose binoculars. The 60 mm objective lenses add useful light-gathering ability, which supports image brightness when observing in fading daylight or under the night sky.

The optical system uses Porro prisms and fully multi-coated optics, a combination that supports good contrast and a natural sense of depth. A 3.00 mm exit pupil keeps the instrument oriented toward brighter conditions and tripod-based astronomical use rather than handheld twilight viewing. Because high magnification makes even small hand movements visible, the integrated tripod adaptability is especially important in practice: mounted support gives a steadier image, reduces fatigue, and makes it easier to study fine detail over longer sessions.

Handling is straightforward, with central focusing for quick adjustment and a left eyepiece diopter setting to fine-tune the image to the observer’s eyesight. The nitrogen-filled body helps resist internal moisture from temperature changes, while the foldable eyecups support use with or without glasses. Altogether, this model is aimed at users who want a binocular for fixed-position long-range observation and entry-level astronomy rather than a compact all-round field glass.

About Bresser

Bresser began in 1957, when Josef Bresser founded BRESSER Optik in Germany. The company is headquartered in Rhede, Germany, and has long focused on optical equipment for both hobby and outdoor use. Its product range covers telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, and outdoor optics, which places binoculars like the Special Saturn within a broader optics portfolio rather than as an isolated product line.

Over time, BRESSER expanded both its ownership structure and its product categories. In 1999, Rolf Bresser sold the company to Meade Instruments Corp., and in 2009, Rolf Bresser, Jinghua Precision Optics, and Helmut Ebbert acquired all shares of Bresser GmbH. The company later added products such as trail cameras and rangefinders in 2011. This background helps explain BRESSER’s reputation for offering practical observation tools across astronomy and outdoor viewing, with product lines that address both entry-level users and more specialized enthusiasts.

Main Features

• Product type: Binoculars
• Series: Bresser Special
• Prism type: Porro
• Magnification: 20.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 60.00 mm
• Exit pupil: 3.00 mm
• Field of view: 52.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (angular): 2.97 °
• Close focus: 9.00 m
• Lens coating: Fully Multicoated
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter adjustment: Left eye-piece
• Nitrogen filled: Yes
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Waterproof: No
• Fogproof: No
• Length: 200.00 mm
• Width: 205.00 mm
• Height: 75.00 mm
• Weight: 1090.00 g
• Body type: Single hinge
• Colour: Black

Warranty

Bresser provides a 5-year warranty for this binocular model. This gives longer-term cover than a basic short warranty period and suits an optic intended for regular outdoor and astronomical use.

In the Box

• Binoculars
• Nylon carrying case
• Carrying strap
• Tripod adapter
• Protective lens caps
• Protective eyepiece caps