Telescope Bresser Optics Arcturus 60/700 32x

The Bresser Arcturus refractor telescope combines a classic design with coated optics in a compact, travel-friendly package. With a 60 mm objective and 700 mm focal length (model Bresser Optics Arcturus 60/700 32x), it offers simple setup and moderate magnification suitable for beginners and casual skywatchers. The set includes an aluminum tripod, a practical hard carry case for transport and storage, and a compass to help orient the instrument outdoors.

Advantages

This beginner telescope provides clear, coated optics in a lightweight aluminum tube, making it easy to handle and carry. The included aluminum tripod offers stable support for field use, while the hard carry case protects the telescope and accessories during travel and storage. An included compass simplifies initial alignment and outdoor orientation.

Suitable for

• Beginner stargazing and lunar observation
• Casual daytime terrestrial viewing
• Portable outdoor astronomy and travel use

Key specifications

• Model: Bresser Optics Arcturus 60/700 32x
• Objective diameter: 60 mm
• Focal length: 700 mm
• Typical magnification: 32x (depending on eyepiece)
• Tripod material: aluminum
• Weight (set): approx. 5 kg
• Includes: hard carry case, compass
• Brand: Bresser
• MPN: 4511600, EAN: 4007922142944

How to use

Assemble the aluminum tripod on level ground and secure the optical tube in the mount according to the included instructions. Insert an eyepiece to achieve the stated magnification (32x is typical with the supplied eyepiece). Use the compass to find a rough orientation and point the telescope toward the object of interest. Focus by adjusting the focuser until the image is sharp. For planetary or lunar viewing, start with low magnification to locate the target, then switch to higher magnification if needed.

Recommendations

Store the telescope and accessories in the included hard carry case when not in use. For best viewing, use the tripod on a stable, level surface and allow the optics to acclimate to outdoor temperatures for improved image quality.