Launches, deliveries, brokerage moves, shipyard milestones, technology, sustainability and the wider business of luxury yachting — organised as a publication, not a thin content feed.
Formerly known as Project Shackleton, the ice-classed expedition yacht has re-emerged as one of the most specialised explorer projects in the modern fleet.
The 109-metre O3 has been seen on sea trials ahead of her expected 2026 delivery, revealing an axe bow, heli-hangar, open cargo deck and serious expedition credentials after more than seven years in development.
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Relaunched from Oceanco's Zwijndrecht facility, Draak represents one of the most substantial rebuild projects in recent years and underlines the growing strategic role of major refits in the upper end of the market.
The 102-metre Jassj has been seen again after a long quiet period, revealing more of her RWD profile, guest arrangement and substantial beach-club credentials ahead of expected 2026 delivery.
Launched at Vlissingen, Netto II distinguishes herself through a custom metallic hull finish and refined detailing that reinforce the Amels 80 platform as one of the strongest propositions in the semi-custom segment.
Project Zero is designed to operate without a combustion engine or diesel genset, relying instead on solar and wind energy in what may become one of the most closely watched sustainability experiments in large-yacht sailing.
Bilgin's latest 80-metre delivery adds notable volume and interior differentiation over earlier sisterships, reinforcing the view that the yard's 263 series is maturing into a serious benchmark for the category.
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The new Palm Beach ownership event, launched with Amels, targets vetted prospects and family offices with a curated introduction to brokerage, management and new-build decision-making.
Cosmos is emerging as a landmark project thanks to its methanol fuel-cell architecture, 1,000nm zero-emissions cruising profile and a design language that feels closer to advanced industrial sculpture than traditional superyacht styling.
The new Palm Beach ownership event, launched with Amels, targets vetted prospects and family offices with a curated introduction to brokerage, management and new-build decision-making.
Project Zero is designed to operate without a combustion engine or diesel genset, relying instead on solar and wind energy in what may become one of the most closely watched sustainability experiments in large-yacht sailing.
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