It’s difficult to know where to start – with someone the calibre of Umberto Pelizzari there’s almost too much to choose from. We could, for example, begin with his records – sixteen altogether, including the one that saw him break through the barrier of 150
As the shipyard prepares for its 70th birthday, unit #3 of the OTAM 70HT designed by Giuseppe Bagnardi of BG Design Firm with hull lines by Umberto Tagliavini Marine Design has been delivered to its proud owner and made its international debut at the 2023
According to the quayside scuttlebutt, finding custom yachts below 60 metres has become almost impossible. Especially in motor yacht sector. We should, however, make a comparison between old-school yachts and those built today because the description “very big” is now applied to yachts above 60
Marking time at the recently concluded Monaco Yacht Show were once again the hands of Richard Mille. One of the Maison’s many initiatives linked to the nautical world. (Here all our posts about Richard Mille) Richard Mille Cup Saloni aside, the last one, in order
During the “Shaping the Future” press conference held yesterday at Hotel Hermitage in Monaco on the occasion of its 150th anniversary, Benetti presented the new design concepts. Among the highlights are collaborations with the most authoritative architecture and design studios.(Here all our posts about Benetti)
True beauty knows no bounds. This is the case for the all-new model to join the line-up of Italian boutique shipyard Tankoa, who has started construction on a 56-metre full-custom superyacht for a client who also knew no bounds. (Here all our posts about Tankoa).
This year’s The Swan Maxi Talk was held at the Yacht Club de Monaco during the latest edition of the Monaco Yacht Show. (Here all our posts about Swan). The talk opened with some words from President Leonardo Ferragamo who explained his unique viewpoint as
Sixty years. An important milestone. Of that there is no doubt. But this anniversary provides a pretext to go beyond the logic of simple celebration. It is worthwhile not to always look ahead but, on the contrary, to look back. Only in this way can
