CHF 169
Visit Celestron SkyMaster 25×100 represent the pinnacle of the SkyMaster range giant 100 mm binoculars with a 25x magnification, designed to offer performance comparable to that of a small telescope, while retaining the visual comfort of a pair of binoculars.
They are ideal for astronomy, long-distance observation, tracking deep-sky objects, studying distant landscapes or marine observation.
Thanks to their enormous light-gathering BaK-4 prisms and their multi-layer lenses, These binoculars deliver bright, high-contrast, highly detailed images. Their robust design and tripod mountability make them ideal for the discerning astronomer.
SkyMaster 25×100 models are equipped with massive 100 mm, which are capable of collecting an enormous amount of light. This enables :
With a lens focal length of 417 mm, These binoculars feature a brightness ratio of around f/4.2, which is highly effective in maximizing the clarity of night-time images.
Magnification 25x provides a remarkable level of detail:
This magnification is powerful but still usable, provided you use a stable tripod.
SkyMaster 25×100 offer a generous field of view for their class:
The combination of field of view and aperture makes for a highly immersive experience, especially when observing the deep sky.
For maximum contrast and sharpness, Celestron equips these binoculars with high-quality optical components:
This combination makes for spectacular viewing, especially of the Moon and dense stellar regions.
Celestron SkyMaster 25×100 are built to last and to withstand outdoor conditions:
Note: these binoculars are not nitrogen-purged and are therefore not fully protected against internal fogging in extreme conditions.
With a weight of almost 4 kg (3969 g), these binoculars absolutely require a sturdy mount or tripod.
When mounted on a tripod, the SkyMaster 25×100 becomes a true wide-field astronomical instrument.
The binoculars are supplied with all essential accessories:
Thanks to their massive 100 mm aperture, SkyMaster 25×100 offer spectacular access to the sky:
They are particularly impressive on :
| Type | Giant Porro prism binoculars |
| Magnification | 25x |
| Lens diameter | 100 mm (3.94″) |
| Lens focal length | 417.32 mm (16.43″) |
| Angular field | 3° |
| Linear field at 1000 m | ≈ 52 m (156 ft at 1000 yds) |
| Output pupil | 4 mm |
| Eye relief | 15 mm |
| Minimum focusing distance | 24.4 m (80 ft) |
| Interpupillary distance | 56 - 72 mm |
| Diopter adjustment | ±5 |
| Twilight factor | 50 |
| Relative brightness | 16 |
| Prisms | BaK-4, Porro type |
| Optical treatments | Multi-Coated |
| Environmental protection | Water-resistant |
| Nitrogen purging | No |
| Weight | 3969 g (140 oz) |
| Dimensions | 256 × 130 × 388 mm (10.1″ × 5.1″ × 15.28″) |
| Tripod adapter | Yes - strongly recommended |
| Carrying case | Nylon |
Never observe the Sun through these binoculars without a suitable solar filter.
These binoculars are designed for passionate astronomers looking for a powerful, bright and immersive instrument, capable of rivaling a small-diameter telescope while offering a wide field of view and incomparable binocular vision.
They are also suitable for long-distance terrestrial observation for demanding users with a sturdy tripod.