Asia Yachting showed models from Leopard, Oceania, Galeon, Absolute and Prestige

The three-day Asia Yachting Brokerage Boat Show in Hong Kong concluded on June 8, with the dealership announcing it “received offers” on both a reduced-price Prestige 680 (2020) and an Absolute 60 Fly (2022), the two biggest yachts among the five on display at Club Marina Cove.

Absolute’s 60 Fly is the second-largest model in the Italian builder’s Flybridge line, while the Prestige 680 is the former flagship of the French brand’s F-Line of flybridge motoryachts.

Offers were made on the Absolute 60 Fly and Prestige 680

Prior to the Sai Kung show, the asking price of the Prestige 680 had been reduced from €1.7 million to €1.35 million, making it “one of the most competitively priced second-hand 65ft-plus motoryachts in Asia-Pacific launched after 2020”, according to Asia Yachting.

The show’s varied line-up also included a Galeon 400 Fly (2022) flybridge motoryacht with drop-down sides, an Oceania 45WA cruiser (2023), and a Leopard 48 sailing catamaran launched in 2016.

Kelly Yeung (left) and Asia Yachting colleagues

Beautiful weather contributed to a positive experience for visitors over the three days, with Asia Yachting announcing that the show attracted a solid turnout of yacht enthusiasts and serious buyers interested in high-quality second-hand yachts.

Kelly Yeung, Asia Yachting’s Senior Marketing Manager, stated: “We had a strong start to the summer, so I was confident this show would be a success. Seeing the positive turnout, positive leads and offers made, I’m thrilled to say the show lived up to expectations.”

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