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Pro 620 Golden Proteksan - Selahattin Üldas - Yacht Designer

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<strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>teksan<br />

by <strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise <strong>Yacht</strong>s<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise <strong>Yacht</strong>s, the well-known shipyard with headquarters and facilities<br />

in Turkey, recently revealed some of the new super yacht concepts it currently has in<br />

the advanced phases of development. Numerous luxury mega yacht designs are now<br />

on the drawing board with lengths from 50 to 80 metres, including an innovative<br />

series with a contemporary plumb bow design, consisting of two new models: the <strong>Pro</strong><br />

Plumb 550, 55 metres / 180 feet in length, and the <strong>Pro</strong> Plumb 640, 64 metres / 210<br />

feet in length.<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise is also offering an exclusive series in a modern style with a<br />

streamlined bow, available on the world market in two new models: the <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong><br />

<strong>Golden</strong>, 62 metres / 203 feet in length, and the <strong>Pro</strong> 750 <strong>Golden</strong>, 75 metres / 246 feet<br />

in length. Both the new models were devised in-house by the <strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise<br />

<strong>Yacht</strong>s Design Team, led by the talented designer <strong>Selahattin</strong> <strong>Üldas</strong>.<br />

Although they share the same concept design and have a similar exterior design, the<br />

two vessels differ in the number of decks – five on the <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> and six on the<br />

<strong>Pro</strong> 750 <strong>Golden</strong> – as well as their lengths. In this issue of <strong>Yacht</strong> Première, we present<br />

the design and renders for the <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong>. Like the larger model, the <strong>Pro</strong> 750<br />

<strong>Golden</strong>, <strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise based the design of the new <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> on tried<br />

and tested naval architecture, in this case that of an extensively tested hull shape built<br />

on the optimised 60 metre / 197 foot naval platform.<br />

The build will use steel for the hull and aluminium for the superstructure, and the<br />

calculated design displacement is estimated at 1,000 tonnes. In terms of size, the new<br />

<strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> has an overall length of 62.00 metres / 203’0” with a length at the<br />

waterline of 55.56 metres / 180’6”, an overall beam of 10.40 metres / 33’8” and a<br />

hull draught of 3.50 metres / 11’4”.<br />

➢<br />

On this and the<br />

following pages:<br />

two renders of the<br />

new yacht underway,<br />

elegantly characterized<br />

by sleek modern lines<br />

that make for a<br />

dynamically sporty<br />

look.


On this page: top left,<br />

the yacht seen from<br />

above; top left, a view<br />

of the Owner’s private<br />

aft deck; below, two<br />

different renders of<br />

the various parts of<br />

the Owner’s suite.<br />

The engine room of the <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> will contain two Caterpillar CAT 3512 B<br />

series engines, each with maximum power of 1,911 BHP / 1,425 bkW supplied at<br />

1,600 rpm.<br />

Two main generators from Caterpillar’s CAT C9 series will also be installed, each<br />

supplying 175 ekW / 219 kVA at 1,800 rpm.<br />

In terms of performance, the new <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> will have a top speed of 17 knots<br />

and will be able to maintain a cruising speed of 15 knots. Hold capacity will be<br />

120,000 litres / 31,746 US gallons of fuel and 30,000 litres / 7,936 US gallons of<br />

fresh water.<br />

Although the exterior appearance of the <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> boasts elegantly clean,<br />

soaring lines that give it a dynamic sleekness, the new yacht’s interior has a huge<br />

volume, ensuring that there is plenty of space.<br />

A functional, carefully thought-out layout accommodates 14 passengers in four<br />

guest staterooms and two VIP staterooms as well as an Owner’s suite, with 16 crew<br />

in seven crew cabins and the captain’s cabin.<br />

The concept for the new <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> favours the interiors and emphasises the<br />

exterior areas partly thanks to large windows offering panoramic views, and huge<br />

open spaces allowing direct involvement with the surrounding environment.<br />

The yacht offers the Owner and guests a multitude of areas for entertainment,<br />

socialising and relaxation, including the beach club, sunbathing area, pool, Jacuzzi<br />

tubs, open air lounge and alfresco dining area. All this is accompanied by numerous<br />

extras, such as a gym, massage room and library.<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise offers alternative layout solutions for its <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> in<br />

addition to the standard general arrangement: in particular, the mega yacht is very<br />

flexible in terms of the location and layout of the Owner’s area, which offers 120 m 2<br />

of private space available for any requirement.<br />

There are two main options available on request for the Owner’s suite of the <strong>Pro</strong><br />

<strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong>: one configuration places it in the classic position forward on the main<br />

deck, while another configuration places it in the modern position aft on the upper<br />

deck.<br />

Thanks to this solution, the Owner is also free to choose whether to have his<br />

stateroom or private salon beside the glass door leading directly to the private<br />

terrace, which is equipped with a sunbathing area and a swimming pool offering<br />

complete privacy.<br />

Jacob Herzog<br />

<strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>teksan<br />

�� The master cabin<br />

On this page, the main interior spaces<br />

of the Owner’s suite:to the left,<br />

the bathroom with sunken tub and,<br />

to the right, a perspective sequence from<br />

the bathroom to the master stateroom.


�� The master cabin �� The master cabin


Lazarette<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>file<br />

Sun deck<br />

Upper deck<br />

Main deck<br />

Lower deck<br />

Laundry flat<br />

<strong>Pro</strong> <strong>620</strong> <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>teksan<br />

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Hull Steel<br />

Superstructure Aluminium<br />

LOA 62.00 m / 203’41’’ ft<br />

LWL 55.56 m / 182’28’’ ft<br />

Beam 10.40 m / 34’12 ft<br />

Draft maximum 3.50 m / 11’48’’ ft<br />

Displacement 1000.00 tons<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>pulsion 2 x 1911 bhp<br />

Speed max 17 knots<br />

Speed cruise 15 knots<br />

Fuel capacity 120,000 litres / 31,700646 US gallons<br />

Fresh water capacity 30,000 litres / 7,9251616 US gallons<br />

Electric power 2 x 175 kW<br />

Stabilizer fins 2 x 5.0 m 2<br />

Bow thrusters 150 kW<br />

Water makers 2 x 13 ton / day<br />

Grey water tanks 40.000 litres<br />

Clean / Dirty oil tanks 1.700 litres<br />

Black water tanks 3.000 litres<br />

Shipyard <strong>Pro</strong>teksan Turquoise<br />

info@proteksan-turquoise.com<br />

On the facing page: general plans<br />

of the yacht. On this page: a detail of<br />

the layout proposed for the Owner’s suite,<br />

with the diagram of the solution presented<br />

in the images published by <strong>Yacht</strong> Première.

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