|On Board| M/Y Seven
|On Board| M/Y Seven Seas, Oceanco An extraordinary collaboration between Dutch firm Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and LAbased Molly Isaksen Interiors has produced this 109m masterpiece. An exquisite use of natural materials and glass onboard and a beam of 16m bring lots of natural light inside and provide grand views while cruising. Lateral Naval Architects is responsible for an extensive optimisation process, resulting in outstanding top speed of up to 20 knots and great seakeeping ability. oceancoyacht.com M/Y O’Eva, Golden Yachts Originally launched in 2009 in France, O’Eva underwent a major refit in Greece at Golden Yachts recently. The six-month project included interior and exterior changes on the 60m yacht, with the hull colour switching from navy blue to white and grey. Her interior has been restyled by Italian studio Massari and Greek designer Dimitra Agapitou, who both co-operated on the 88m Golden Yacht flagship Project X, which was introduced last year during the Monaco Yacht Show. O’Eva accommodates up to 12 guests in seven cabins, with another flexible cabin that also works as a gym, and is available for charter. atalantagoldenyachts.com Seven Seas is an extraordinary collaboration AB 100, Next Group One of the latest sportfly models from Italian brand AB surprises with a striking bold red hull. The Viareggio-based yard is known for the breathtaking speeds its yachts can reach, exceeding 50 knots. In fact, the AB 100 gets up to precisely 59 knots, a considerable high. And this can be reached in full comfort and style onboard the 30.5m hull number 196, without compromising on safety. Ten guests in four cabins enjoy pure adrenaline when underway. abyachts.com PHOTOS FROM TOP: STUDIO RESKOS, © OCEANCO, © AB YACHTS 66 CENTURION-MAGAZINE.COM
SPECIAL PROMOTION Noteworthy What to have. Where to go. Hull No 6507 (Project Celerius), Abeking & Rasmussen As inch by inch, the black beauty came out of the sheds at the German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen in Lemwerder, it became apparent just how long she was – at 118 metres, she is the largest yacht built at the yard to date. Joseph Dirand Architecture in Paris is responsible for the exterior and interior design, and has added some great features, such as the Neptune lounge on the starboard side and no anchor pockets to interrupt the elegant black silhouette of the hull. Instead, underwater anchors are on the keel of the yacht. abeking.com Van Cleef & Arpels Intense reflections of guilloché rose gold combine with dazzling nuances of carnelian to give rise to four new Alhambra creations, aglow with tender harmonies. An iconic aesthetic of Van Cleef & Arpels since 1968, the Alhambra motif draws inspiration from the fourleaf clover, celebrating luck through jewelry and watchmaking creations. vancleefarpels.com PHOTOS FROM TOP: © ABEKING & RASMUSSEN, © ROSSINAVI M/Y Akula, Rossinavi June saw the launch of the first expedition yacht from the Pisa facilities of Viareggio-based Rossinavi, and Federico Rossi, the firm’s COO, has spoken of how important the launch of the 59.4m vessel is for the growing brand. The ice-class yacht was penned by Gian Paolo Nari, with interior design by Ancona-based studio FM Architettura. The outcome? A luxury expedition yacht for an owner who was actively involved in the development. rossinavi.it The Nautilus Maldives The Nautilus is your ultra-luxury bohemian hideaway in the Maldives. A highly personalised private island resort, with just 26 beach and ocean houses and residences, where every experience is tailored to you. With its timeless concept, The Nautilus offers liberation for free-spirited individuals to explore beyond their imagination. thenautilusmaldives.com
