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Princess Y95 hull one for Asia premiere

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Princess Y95 hull one for Asia premiere

November 9, 2023
2:17 am

Boat Lagoon Yachting exhibited the first Y95 for the model’s Asia premiere in Singapore.

Boat Lagoon Yachting hosted the invitation-only Asia premiere of the Princess Y95 at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, where guests were able to see and tour hull one of the British shipyard’s latest 95ft model.

An open-flybridge version of the X95, the Y95 had its show debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September featuring a second unit sold by Boat Lagoon Yachting.

Vrit Yongsakul and Alister Brunskill of Boat Lagoon Yachting

The regional dealer, which has represented Princess in Southeast Asia since 1994, has since confirmed a third sale of the Y95, which is expected to arrive in the region in 2024.

Vrit Yongsakul, Group Managing Director of Boat Lagoon Yachting, said: “We’re very confident in the Southeast Asia market for luxury yachts in the 95ft category, as we’ve seen particularly high movement recently at the upper end of the market.

“Over only the past two years, we’ve arranged the sale of five 95ft Princess yachts, with two of the X95 and three Y95s. This is why we feel that the Princess Y95 is so important here at this time, so we’re really thrilled to be introducing it in Singapore.”

Like most recent Princess models, the Y95 was designed by the Plymouth shipyard in collaboration with Olesinski for naval architecture and Italian design house Pininfarina for exterior styling.

“Luxury yachts and the Singaporean lifestyle can be a perfect combination for those seeking an extravagant and culturally rich experience. Singapore is considered as the financial hub for the yachting business in this region,” Vrit said.

“Moreover, owners have idyllic sailing waters here. They can explore islands like Lazarus, St John’s, Seringat and Kusu, as well as Semakau, which offer pristine beaches, clear waters and opportunities for snorkelling and water sports. Or with a large-capacity yacht like the Y95, owners can easily cruise up to the beautiful Andaman Sea coast off Thailand and other destinations where the yachting conditions are perfect such as Phuket or Phang Nga Bay.”

www.boatlagoonyachting.com

Two Riva 102’ Corsaro Super yachts sold to Hong Kong

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Two Riva 102’ Corsaro Super yachts sold to Hong Kong

November 4, 2023
10:13 am

Asia’s second and third hulls of the Riva 102’ Corsaro Super will be arriving in Hong Kong following sales by Starship Yachts.

The first Riva 102’ Corsaro Super in Hong Kong is expected to arrive in spring 2024 and is expected to be followed by another hull in spring 2025, following sales by local dealer Starship Yachts. Ferretti Group Asia Pacific confirmed the yachts are the second and third units sold in Asia, and will follow the upcoming delivery of a hull to Taiwan through Amal Yachting.

Launched last year during Riva’s 180^th anniversary before its world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival, the 102’ Corsaro Super is the successor to the 100’ Corsaro, which had its global debut in Hong Kong in April 2017.

Built at Riva’s La Spezia shipyard, the original Corsaro spearheaded the builder’s currently Flybridge series – which includes the new 82’ Diva, 90’ Argo, 110’ Dolcevita and 130’ Bellissima – and was followed by the steel-hulled 50Metri and all-aluminium 54Metri in build at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona.

Like all Riva models for the past two decades, the 102’ Corsaro Super is a collaboration between Officina Italiana Design founders Mauro Micheli and Sergio Beretta, Ferretti Group’s Strategic Product Committee led by Piero Ferrari, and its Engineering Department.

Featuring an overall length of 30.24m (99ft 3in) and a beam of 6.70m (22ft 0in), the Corsaro Super features a complete design makeover of the superstructure, based on a sporty concept and more generous dimensions, and including new glass fashion plates aft to improve aerodynamics.

A new-look beach club covers more than 35sqm and features a lowered 15sqm swim platform, contributing to almost 100sqm of outdoor social space for guests.

The saloon is available in two layouts, while options include fold-down bulwark balconies on either side. Forward, the main-deck master suite features redesigned, extended 2m-long windows, while the lower deck includes plus four en-suite guest cabins and crew quarters.

The Riva 102’ Corsaro Super has a top speed of 26 knots and a cruising speed of 23 knots with twin 2,435mhp MTU 16V 2000 M96 engines, while the optional 2,638mhp MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines deliver a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots.

www.riva-yacht.com

www.ferrettigroupasiapacific.com

www.starshipyachts.com

This Is It joins IYC charter fleet

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This Is It joins IYC charter fleet

November 3, 2023
11:49 am

Having debuted at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, Tecnomar’s new 43.5m custom build will become the largest power catamaran available for charter.

This Is It will be available for charter through IYC from April 2024, with rates starting from €450,000 per week plus expenses. The radical 143ft Tecnomar will become the largest power catamaran available for charter and is represented by Fotis Geranios, IYC’s Head of Charter Management – Greece.

Sold to her current owner by Michel Chryssicopoulos, IYC’s Global Managing Partner, This Is It debuted at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, even before her official handover. The yacht features an eye-catching silhouette, over 600sqm of glass windows and an asymmetrical layout.

The interiors, crafted by Mattia Piro and Gian Marco Campanino, offer enormous volume and make the most of the yacht’s beam of 14.5m (47ft 5in). The main deck has a lounge, bar, game area, swimming pool and formal dining space.

The upper deck includes a spa with a treatment area, sauna, and sensorial shower, as well as a versatile ‘playroom’ or additional guest cabin. For an added flair when entertaining, the galley features polarised glass for show cooking.

This Is It can accommodate up to 12 guests in six en-suite cabins, each with 11ft (3.3m) of headroom. The spacious owner’s suite aft has a bed aligned diagonally, pointing towards an outdoor terrace, with a unique vertical garden spanning two decks. There’s also accommodation for 13 crew.

Optimised hull lines enhance hydrodynamic efficiency, leading to a substantial reduction in fuel consumption and emissions. Compliant with IMO Tier III requirements, This Is It features innovative exhaust gas treatment technology to reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions.

www.iyc.com

www.tecnomar.com

Beneteau Cup HK right on the button

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Beneteau Cup HK right on the button

November 2, 2023
4:57 pm

The third Beneteau Cup Hong Kong featured 19 boats racing in solid sailing conditions, with Easy Breezy II retaining her overall title. By Guy Nowell.

Beneteau Asia-Pacific and regional dealer Simpson Marine celebrated a day of brand camaraderie with the third annual Beneteau Cup Hong Kong. This is when every Beneteau owner in Hong Kong is invited to join in an event that includes a little light-hearted racing followed by some après-sail socials that are just as important as the on-water activity.

Beneteau Cup regattas have been a successful item in the European sailing calendar for some years, and the addition of the Hong Kong edition has been welcomed enthusiastically by local sailors.

It was a good sailing day. Warm, but not too hot. Breezy, but not overpowering. A little more sunshine would have been welcome, but let’s not be churlish. The racing part of the Beneteau Cup was organised by Aberdeen Boat Club and its Marine Services Manager, Alex Johnston, who is well experienced in this sort of thing.

From a start outside Deep Water Bay, a 12nm course left Chesterman Buoy and Castle Rock to port, a rounding mark in Tai Tam Bay to starboard, and then retracing the steps all the way back to the finish.

The breeze was moderate, but enough to be useful. It’s worth remembering that not all the sailors in this fleet are diehard racers, and there were plenty of guests on board, so 8-10 knots was just what the doctor ordered. It was ‘white sails’ all the way to the Tai Tam turning mark and Castle Rock, and spinnakers all the way home.

The nature of the course made little call for tactical decisions. Tak Chung Leung’s vintage Beneteau 47.7, Polar Star III, took line honours in just 99 minutes, ahead of Philippe Grelon’s undiluted racing machine, the Figaro Beneteau 3 Rosy Sky.

Richard Allen, Simpson Marine’s Group General Manager, skippered a new, very sporty Beneteau First 36 and was third over the line after covering some extra distance on account of an ‘unforced error’. Handicap honours went to Alfred Lau and Castor Kong’s beautifully turned-out Easy Breezy II, a Beneteau First 41 S5, having completed the distance in a splash less than two hours.

Then it was time for some après-sail. The Aberdeen Boat Club’s outstation at Middle Island is a wonderful venue for sipping a glass or two of chilled rosé, and offered quite the most magnificent charcuterie buffet that we’ve seen in a long while. The restaurant terrace is a very special space for some alfresco dining, accompanied by the race postmortem conversations at which sailors excel!

Erwan Her and Richard Allen

Erwan Her, Sales Director of Beneteau Asia-Pacific, added: “Building on the success of the previous editions, this event once again brought together our passionate community of sailors. It goes beyond mere competition; it is an opportunity to forge lasting connections and create a vibrant social community for Beneteau owners who share a deep love for sailing and the sea.

“As always, the Beneteau Cup enhances the thrill of racing in Hong Kong waters, creating unforgettable memories to be enjoyed over the year ahead.”

Allen added: “The third Beneteau Cup went a long way to cementing the reputation of these excellent boats, with a day of first-class racing and even better socials afterwards. Owners and their crews enjoyed near-perfect sailing conditions and even the occasional splash of sunshine. We’re already looking forward to the 2024 Beneteau Cup!”

www.beneteaucuphk.com

www.simpsonmarine.com

Camper & Nicholsons sells Enso

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Camper & Nicholsons sells Enso

October 31, 2023
6:44 pm

The historic brokerage house has completed the in-house sale of Enso, a Gulf Craft Nomad 70 SUV.

Camper & Nicholsons has announced the sale of Enso. Behzad Saberi, a Dubai-based Senior Sales Advisor for the brokerage house, successfully facilitated the sale of the 2022 Nomad 70 SUV while representing both the buyer and seller.

Camper & Nicholsons stated: “We would like to thank the previous owner of Enso for their responsiveness during the sales process and express our sincere congratulations to the new owners for embarking their new adventures.”

Built by UAE shipyard Gulf Craft, the Nomad 70 SUV had its world premiere at last year’s Dubai International Boat Show. The flybridge motor yacht has an overall length of 21.5m (70ft 5in) and a beam of 19ft 8in (6.04m).

Fitted with twin 1,200hp MAN V8 engines, Enso is a long-range motor yacht with a semi-displacement hull and a top speed of 26 knots. She also runs efficiently at lower speeds, achieving optimum fuel economy and comfort at 12 knots. Features include at-anchor stabilisers and dynamic positioning.

The flybridge features an open aft deck and enclosed skylounge containing the yacht’s sole helm station. The main deck features a sizeable saloon, dining area and open galley, while forward is a full-beam master suite. The lower deck includes four guest cabins and accommodation for up to four crew.

The 70 SUV is part of Gulf Craft’s long-range Nomad range, which includes the 65, 75 SUV, 95 SUV and new series-flagship 101, an extended, tri-deck version of the Nomad 95 SUV.

www.camperandnicholsons.com

www.gulfcraftinc.com

Seabob appoints new dealers in Asia

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Seabob appoints new dealers in Asia

October 31, 2023
6:21 pm

Cayago Asia Pacific has appointed three new Seabob dealers in Asia, while unveiling spectacular new designs in Qatar.

Cayago Asia Pacific has announced three new Seabob dealers in Asia, appointing Motor Field in Thailand, Supreme Yachts in Taiwan and Wuxi-based Global Network, which joins the brand’s dealers in China. The dealers join an existing Seabob network including Ride2X Power Sports based in Sanya on China’s Hainan Island, Smooth Marine in Hong Kong and La Marca Marine in Singapore.

Cayago, the German company that created and produces the Seabob water scooter, established its Asia-Pacific operation earlier this year, setting up a base in Singapore and supporting increased activity in the region.

Seabob in Reptile Silver

David Li, Cayago Asia Pacific’s Business Development Manager, said: “It’s really exciting to see the growth so far. We’re very proud to have Motor Field, Supreme Yachts and Global Network join the Seabob family. Our priority is choosing partners that align with our mission to provide quality, luxury, and excitement, and I can definitely say we chose the right partners.”

This year, Cayago achieved a milestone in the Maldives, where it partners with Waterproof Sports and now has over 300 Seabobs operating in a variety of high-end resorts throughout the South Asian archipelago.

Seabob exhibits at TheArsenale showroom in Doha Design District

In Macau in July, Cayago continued its global collaboration with TheArsenale, with Seabobs showcased in the mobility brand’s flagship store in the City of Dreams. In Qatar in October, local dealer Sports Gate debuted the new Reptile Silver and Reptile Gold Seabob designs at TheArsenale’s new showroom in the Doha Design District.

Over in the US, Seabob America’s activities included organising a Seabob racing event in Sebring, Florida, as part of September’s third leg of this year’s MotoSurf Games series, further exposing Seabob to motorised surfboarding and other watersport enthusiasts.

Seabob racing at the MotoSurf Games in Sebring, Florida

Claus Gruner, Managing Director of Cayago Asia Pacific, said: “Seabob’s involvement in these types of events shows our commitment to providing exhilarating experiences for our users everywhere. We’ll continue to push the boundaries of innovation, design, and performance in watersports and yachting. Seabob is a name to watch for anyone seeking the ultimate aquatic adventure.”

www.seabob.com

Lürssen launches Project Cali

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Lürssen launches Project Cali

October 31, 2023
6:10 pm

The German superyacht builder has launched the 269-footer, which is scheduled to be delivered in early 2024.

Project Cali; Photo: Tom van Oossanen

Lürssen has successfully launched the 82m Project Cali, which features exterior design by Jim Robert Sluijter, the German shipyard’s Lead Exterior Designer. Sluijter has given the 269ft tri-deck a sleek, elegant profile, distinguished by a reverse bow.

Project Cali is for a family that enjoys outdoor activities and exterior highlights include a spacious beach club with a large swim platform and fold-down terraces on both sides. The 30m-long sun deck includes a Jacuzzi, lounge area, bar, outdoor cinema and an alfresco dining area with a barbecue and pizza oven.

Project Cali; Photo: Tom van Oossanen

Sluijter said: “Project Cali has a low, sleek profile and is generous with both interior and exterior space. She is an 82m tri-deck that places great emphasis on outdoor conviviality.”

UK-based RWD is responsible for the interiors of the yacht, which is expected to be delivered in the first quarter of 2024. Lürssen’s deliveries this year include the 146m Opera, 90m Norn and 137m Luminance.

www.lurssen.com

Torqeedo Academy launches in Germany

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Torqeedo Academy launches in Germany

October 31, 2023
6:02 pm

The marine e-mobility pioneer has started its first course at the Torqeedo Academy, which will also roll out informative and educational material online.

Torqeedo recently launched the Torqeedo Academy as the electric motor manufacturer hosted the first in-person training for international sales and service partners in the company’s headquarters in Wessling, Germany. The curriculum includes design, installation, commissioning and service for both private use and commercial applications.

Stefan Hirzinger has been appointed to lead the Academy and brings three decades of expertise in technical training development in the solar and electric-vehicle industries. ‘Training Future Experts’ is the Academy’s slogan and the inaugural course for employees around the world has enjoyed strong participation.

“The first training for service partners is already more than full. In fact, we’ve almost doubled our expected registrations,” Hirzinger said. “It’s gratifying to see the excitement and energy of our service partners about the opportunity to train at the Torqeedo Academy. They are our front lines, so their education and support are key to ensuring a top-notch user experience.”

Fabian Bez, Torqeedo’s CEO (click for interview), added: “The goal of our new Torqeedo Academy is to train all our partners worldwide, so we make sure our best-in-class standard is met within the market.

“Improvements in supporting our partner network are key to a completely new customer experience. Our goal is not only to satisfy but to delight Torqeedo owners from the moment they decide to electrify their boat through the entire ownership experience.”

As well as technical training in person for the company’s service network, the Academy will later offer access to online content hosted on the Torqeedo website for product owners, industry partners and the public. As well as an overview of Torqeedo products, the content will address a wide range of sustainable boating topics and practices.

Bez said: “The Torqeedo Academy aims to educate, empower and inspire the electric boating community. As the industry leader, with more than 18 years of marine e-mobility experience, we’re uniquely qualified to share compelling, useful electrification content.

“Electromobility is a very dynamic market where it’s important to constantly develop knowledge and skills in all areas, so we want to address general topics in e-mobility on the water and make information more accessible to the public. We aim to create a knowledge hub and community of people leading the way towards a more sustainable boating industry.”

www.torqeedo.com

Tim Ciasulli orders Sunreef Ultima 8

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Tim Ciasulli orders Sunreef Ultima 88

October 31, 2023
5:52 pm

The former powerboat racer has ordered a hybrid version of the largest model in the Polish builder’s new Ultima series.

Sunreef Ultima 88

Sunreef Yachts has been commissioned to build a hybrid Ultima 88 powercat for Tim Ciasulli, the former powerboat racer and multiple world record holder. Designed in-house by Sunreef, the sleek 88-footer with a 30ft beam is the largest model in the Polish builder’s new Ultima series of power catamarans, which also includes 44, 55 and 77 models.

Ciasulli is a serial yacht owner, having owned five monohull superyachts, and the American made headlines in 2021 as the owner of the first Benetti Oasis 40M, Rebeca, named after his wife. However, having raced powercats for much of his life, he has now ordered his first multihull, which offers 4,166sqft of living space across three levels.

Tim and Rebeca Ciasulli, flanked by Sunreef founder Francis Lapp and CTO Nicolas Lapp

Ciasulli said: “Who else builds a yacht that has almost 400sqm of living area where you can cruise responsibly, economically and sustainably on solar-powered electric motors and go 35mph on traditional engines when you need to? I’m thrilled to be a part of this game-changing exciting project where I can have both speed and sustainability on a huge platform!”

One of the yacht’s notable features is a walkaround ‘ocean lounge’, where the large, curved swim platform can connect to two opening bulwarks and offer easy access to water toys.

Sunreef Ultima 88

The yacht will include Sunreef’s solar-skin system and custom-engineered batteries, technology developed for the builder’s Eco range.

Sunreef’s dealers in Asia include Hong Seh Marine in Singapore and Lee Marine in Thailand.

www.sunreef-yachts.com

www.hongsehmarine.com.sg

www.leemarine.com

Beneteau First 44 Lenny to race in Rolex Sydney Hobart

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Beneteau First 44 Lenny to race in Rolex Sydney Hobart

October 28, 2023
9:04 am

Lenny, a new First 44 Performance, has warmed up for the year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race by following an impressive outing in the Transpac from California to Hawaii with a testing voyage to Australia.

Lenny, a new Beneteau First 44 Performance owned by Charles-Etienne Devanneaux, has arrived in Sydney following a successful journey from Hawaii, where the yacht had completed the biennial Transpacific Yacht Race (Transpac). Lenny’s upcoming schedule includes the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race starting on December 26.

An experienced ocean racer, Devanneaux is the founder and CEO of Naos Yachts, the Beneteau dealership in California. Devanneaux and his crew led Lenny to second place in Division 7 – Boatswain Locker (ORR Transpac) in this year’s Transpac, a three-start 2,225nm race from San Pedro in California to Diamond Head in Hawaii that was held from late June to mid-July.

From Hawaii, Lenny and crew made stopovers in Fiji and New Caledonia, and faced challenging weather conditions including 40-knot-plus winds before reaching Sydney on October 20. With the crew encountering minimal technical issues throughout the voyage, Devanneaux was full of praise for the yacht, highlighting its safety features along with its well-designed deck and cockpit.

Currently docked at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA), Lenny has been lined up for multiple events in the coming month including the Beneteau Cup Sydney at CYCA on October 27.

From December 15-16, the First 44 Performance model will participate with a First 27 and First 36 in the First Experience – Sydney at CYCA, hosted by Flagstaff Marine, Beneteau’s New South Wales dealer. Both the First 36 and First 44 sailing yachts debuted at last year’s Cannes Yachting Festival.

Lenny’s racing calendar includes the Rolex Sydney Hobart, with Devanneaux skippering a strong team including his regular French crew and Yann Masselot, Chief Brands and Communication Officer for Groupe Beneteau’s Boat division.

The First 44 is a racer-cruiser available in a standard set up or a Performance version, with a different deck plan and options for keels and masts. The First 44’s Asia-Pacific premiere was hosted by First Marine at this year’s Yokohama Floating Yacht Show in Japan from September 29-October 1.

In Hong Kong, Beneteau Asia-Pacific and Simpson Marine recently hosted the first leg of the First Experience at Hebe Haven Yacht Club, where a First 36 was available for viewings and sea trials.

www.beneteau.com

Simpson Superyachts appoints James Clayton

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Simpson Superyachts appoints James Clayton

October 28, 2023
8:51 am

Clayton has begun his new role as Sales Director of Simpson Superyachts, a division of Simpson Marine Group.

James Clayton, Sales Director of Simpson Superyachts

Simpson Superyachts has announced the appointment of James Clayton as its Sales Director, based in Hong Kong. Simpson Superyachts is a division of Simpson Marine Group, which was founded by Mike Simpson in 1984 and is Asia’s largest yacht dealer.

Clayton, who spent the first 15 years of his life in Malaysia and Singapore, has worked in the yachting industry for over two decades. He has held roles with Italian shipyard Benetti and US brokerage firm Merle Wood & Associates, worked in Europe and the USA, and sold several superyachts in Asia, where he has returned for his latest role.

“I’m delighted to join the Simpson Superyachts team and contribute to the company’s legacy of excellence under Mike Simpson,” Clayton said. “The world of yachting has always been my passion and I’m eager to bring my expertise to drive the success of Simpson Superyachts with some notable projects already completed and more underway.”

Mike Simpson, Managing Director of Simpson Marine Group

Simpson, Managing Director of Simpson Marine Group, added: “James’ extensive experience, excellent reputation and achievements in the yachting industry make him the perfect fit for our Sales Director role. We’re confident that his leadership will propel Simpson Superyachts to new heights.”

www.simpsonsuperyachts.com

http://www.simpsonmarine.com

Ferretti Yachts, Wally stage US debuts at Fort Lauderdale

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Ferretti Yachts, Wally stage US debuts at Fort Lauderdale

October 26, 2023
3:00 pm

Ferretti Group, Sanlorenzo, Bluegame, Absolute, Princess, Invictus and Capoforte yachts are among 1,300 on display at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Ferretti Yachts 1000 SkyDeck

Ferretti Group is staging the Americas premieres of the Ferretti Yachts 1000 SkyDeck and Wally’s wallywhy150 at the 64th Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (October 25-29).

Skylounge on Ferretti Yachts 1000 SkyDeck

According to show organiser Informa Markets, the five-day event in Florida features over 1,300 boats and 1,000 brands, and is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors over the five days, with water-taxi services connecting the seven sites.

Wally’s 79ft wallywhy150

As well as Ferretti Yachts’ first SkyDeck model and the wallywhy150, Ferretti Group’s nine-yacht display includes the Ferretti Yachts 860 (click for Review), wallypower58 (click for Review), Pershing 6X and Pershing 7X, Riva’s 88’ Folgore and 110’ Dolcevita, and a Custom Line 106’.

Sanlorenzo SL120A

Sanlorenzo is staging the US debut of the Alloy (44m), a model that launched in 2020 and now has hull 12 in build. The Italian builder’s seven-model display also includes an SX88, SD90, SL86, SL90A, SL96A and SL120A, while sister brand Bluegame is showing a BG42 and BG74

Absolute Navetta 75

Absolute is presenting five models including its flagship Navetta 75 (click for Review), which debuted in Cannes last year. The inland Italian builder is also showing the Navetta 52 and Navetta 68 from its semi-displacement series, 62 Fly and 48 Coupé at Bahia Mar Convention Center.

Princess Y95

Princess is hosting the US debut of the Y95, a model that appeared at the Cannes Yachting Festival last month and is making its Asia debut in Singapore this weekend. The Princess X80 is making her FLIBS debut, while the British builder’s five-strong display also includes Y85, F55 and F50 flybridge models.

Invictus TT420

Meanwhile, Italian sister brands Invictus and Capoforte, represented in Hong Kong by NextWave Yachting and both featuring models designed by Christian Grande, are making their Fort Lauderdale debut. Invictus is showcasing the TT280S outboard model, new TT420 and flagship TT460, while Capoforte is displaying its FX270.

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For earlier show previews, click for October 12 and October 19 articles.

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