Ryan and CDM for the win! Stunning loft living at sea! I've said is before, but Ryan's articulation and narration of these vessels will sell to me...when the time comes!
How they made that interior work is amazing. The exposed conduit electricals and toggle light switches could have made it look silly but there's just enough of it to put a hint of industrial toughness explorer boats are supposed to have inside the clean and beautiful interior. Same thing with the bathroom fixtures. The industrial feel is broadcast where it's supposed to be but the gleaming engine room and galley display a comforting and modern reminder you are on a state of the art yachting machine. The tender lift when deployed gives the impression of an industry fishing boat hauling in thousands of the day's catch yet the way it disappears is nothing short of spectacular. This is one hell of a boat. You are pampered and reminded everywhere you look that you are on a ship that's all about muscle. Beautiful!
I really like how this feels like an informal luxury yacht, though it's a style many won't like, but I think it works well with the interior design choices. Downside is you missed the crew quarters and even the link doesn't mention how many crew.
Hi Ryan . Great tour & commentary . LOVE the "masculine" industrial design & finishes . The first superyacht that does not feel like a "condo" on water . Mark (Toronto) 👍⚓
The Mimi La Sardine was my favorite interior of any yacht walkthrough I've ever seen. I've got it saved for reference so I can play with similar concepts in doing my own interior design. I'm not as fond of this one, but I do like it... some of the rugs are a bit weird to me (and not in a good way), but I like the industrial feel. And both boats have avoided the traditional yachty "super-shiny woodwork that's designed for a museum piece, where there's enough staff to ensure that every spill gets cleaned up before it even hits the table surface." I don't like yachts that look like museums; I like yachts that look like homes, and Mimi is so special precisely because I see a lot of resemblance to a low-key beach house, a relaxed place where the sand gets tracked in and there are bits and pieces of pretty shells and driftglass all over the place. This doesn't have the same flavor at all, but it does still have the flavor of a home instead of a Yacht, and I appreciate it for that.
I really like the interior of this boat! This feels very approachable yet remains clearly evident of a luxury yacht. So many others out there look too gaudy. Another great video!
The decor makes her look very different, industrial, relaxed and work man like and spacious. Yet there is comfort and luxury like in the salon and all the cabins. Very different to most super yachts. Love the disappearing crane nothing for children to mess with. Lovely working super yacht.
As beautiful as most yacht interiors are, I'm so happy to see more and more interiors like this. It's modern, but more importantly functional and inviting. Super lux interiors may have their place, but I know there are many people who want to get away from spaces that remind us of our "parents living room". I'm not referring to a dated space, I'm talking about that space we grew up with, that you could look at and appreciate from afar, but never enter or touch (and usually only got used on special occasions). This yacht feels welcoming and "real". I can't explain it , but it's like it's saying, "Come aboard, make yourself feel at home- it's ok if you dropped a crumb, my interior is meant to be used and enjoyed. Let's go have fun and explore together". Sounds corny I know, but it's the 1st time a yacht interior has ever "spoke" to me. Lol
@Richard I thought I was the only one who felt the interior was actually a monster in disguise...look extremely amazing, unique, functional & inviting to draw in novices before swallowing them whole. I'm just amazed. The use of floor space, cabinetry, art deco, bathroom sinks. Good lord i don't want to cruise in this boat, I want to live in it. Kudos to the interior design team, this boat almost sells itself on that alone.
This was an absolutely outstanding video of an amazing yacht...thanks so much. Stunning in every way. The interior is unique and just oh so gorgeous. Importantly, the work spaces are well designed for maximum access and careful consideration for those who have to maintain the vessel on a day to day basis. Almost too good to be true.
Ryan, another great video and more importantly another reason to love CDM yachts. Mimi la Sardine is still my favorite, but I am really liking this one as well. The steampunk vibe of the interior is amazing. With this design, I would think it might have made it easier installing the lighting, as you didn’t have to snake them behind panels. I am also liking the ceiling panels, no fabric to sag after some time in tropics. Great build
Really like some aspects of this one, and yet other area aren’t quite to my liking. Love the size (bigger is always better right 😉) and the outdoor areas. And really like some of the features inside. But the decor just doesn’t do it for me. Feels very much like an industrial area and not what I would want to spend weeks surrounded by. I’ve rented many yachts in my day for extended trips, and one thing I always count on is that they will be spacious, bright, comfortable, and luxurious. This one was much too utilitarian for me. Like a cheap loft apt in NYC or something. But once again, Ryan does an amazing job of walking us through and pointing out the features. He just keeps getting better with every new video!!! One of the most enjoyable presenters on RUclips. 👣😍👣😍👣😍
Completely agree... she's amazing. The homelike interior matched with the capabilities of an explorer yacht means there isn't much you couldn't do on this vessel.
We'll keep this in mind for future walkthroughs Rob, thank you. The schedule often gets tight when we shoot during yacht shows, hence why sometimes not everything gets equal screen time.
I spent years serving on and then commanding USNS Powhatan-class seagoing tugs. This vessel is one of the very few yachts that make sense to me, and that I'd be willing to take to sea. A little fussy, but it looks like business.
Nicely done video and a very good looking yacht, however, I am not a fan of the warehouse look but that is just my taste. As usual, the workmanship is very well done.
I find that “rustic/industrial” is quite incongruous with yachts. To weird a juxtaposition for me! And….I’m very happy with my Nord 57, a boat I can handle myself (with my wife/senior officer, first mate and lead deckhand, chef and chief provisioner! - wrapped into one woman!) Ok - I’m just a LITTLE bit jealous! Peace
as most of the yachts look like an luxury apartment.... this one is a loft... just another level... incredible scared to ask for a price for something like this... my guestimate would be around 25 to 28 million... from Spain
This interior is amazing, so many yachts look gaudy and awful, like someones 95 year old grandmothers sitting room that she never lets anybody into. I love industrial interior design and that along with the art ued really set this thing off
@@DenisonYachting Thank You Sir's Ryan really get's it doesn't he !!!! You cat's are Great thank You Again We Will find one yet I need it to at first to get me to Tel Aviv and then who knows !!!
The interior pf the vessel looks nice but what concerns me more when possibly traversing through the vessel in heavy seas and possibly falling against any of those industrial square light switches and metal pipes which could cause possible serious head injury as you can not always ensure sure footing in heavy weather on any vessel
Full fledged gym… ha, 3 pieces of cardio equipment.. he suggests the stationary bike can easily be relocated onto the deck for a morning workout.. I suggest the relocation of the bike onto the deck and then back into the lazerette would be the workout. How much more of this article is exaggerated. Boat looks very appealing, I like the industrial feel, however a cruising speed of 10 knots seems too slow, I’d prefer a cruising speed around 15 knots.
Thank you for your feedback Shane, you make come great points. In terms of the cruising speed, you have to take into account that on an explorer yacht, you are truly trying to maximize your range (5,000 nm).
A nominee for the HOME DEPOT superyacht interior award. Nothing like a high seas workbench for relaxation... and to rebuild your tractor engine in the salon.
Good, informative film as always Ryan, but what a God awful interior, the galley was the nicest room. It looks like a bad accident in an Ikea store involving a yacht designer with rabies. You can see why its for sale.
For a high-class explorer I found the taps and spouts in the cabin's and dayheads totally unexceptable. They belong in a boiler room coupled with a tub of Swafega.
OK, after having watched quite a few videos describing all types of products, including yachts... Denison should stick with Brian as the default presenter. No one else is even close, trust me. He's articulate, precise, and observant. And he's not tedious. Let Brian do the presentations, the rest of you sell yachts. O.O Psst... Brian... little less surgical in the descriptions... gloss over some things, hone in on other things... make it feel more natural. And, more mature hand gestures... be casual, not hip. Just trying to help. :)
@@DenisonYachting That's so strange because I listened to him say his name maybe 5 times and I could swear he said Brian, but I also saw everyone below was saying Ryan. Anyway... nice work.
I don't know why Denison doesn't want to share the crew areas (cabins, mess) with us. Crew is one of the most important parts of a yacht. Disappointing.
It looks like an NYC penthouse loft without the NYC crime, trash, corruption, and unconstitutional tyrannical mandates. Instead beautiful sun, ocean, and freedom.
This feels 'unfinished' to me. I think the sentence 'feels more like an explorer yacht than a superyacht' (paraphrasing, don't remember the exact words) says it all for me.
It must have been difficult trying to illustrate the capabilities and features of a vessel of this caliber, but we'll keep that in mind going forward. Appreciate the feedback, Paul.
Nah....didn't like it. The exteriors and mechanics are first class but the accommodation spaces look cheap and jumbled. All that electrical conduits and cheap bathroom taps denigrated it. If that was what the owner wanted though, fair enough.
The interior design and decor is hideous. If you want an industrial design buy an old working boat. Modern yacht with an industrial interior is not a great example for cdm.
NautiStyles already did a walkthrough on this boat. An actual walkthrough. Two people with a camera walking through a boat. Not a professional crew taking still pictures from a tripod. Maybe you should watch some of their videos to see what an actual walkthrough is.
Sorry but that crane is hideous. What a eye sore and monstrosity, and not only that, you have to re arrange your deck and furniture just to use it. Major inconvenience. A complete fail. The rest of the boat is beautiful.
I wonder how well that crane will work in the real world. It seems like it’s limited range could be a problem. I would rather have a crane that can reach both port and starboard. The way it hides is pretty cool though. I wonder how the deck crew like it?
I'm not a fan of the crane either, but really, it's hidden when not in use and the rearranging of deck furniture would be the same with a side crane. Since the purpose of the crane design is to keep the ship from rolling or listing while loading/unloading the tender, it seems to be an actual win in that department.
@@DenisonYachting not necessary at all for the tender, a small davit crane can handle the job. Who wants their tender swinging like a grandfather clock pendulum when raising and lowering the tender. Those booms would be swinging side to side out at anchor so bad that putting the tender in the water would be almost impossible.
@@eccentricsmithy2746 A small Davit isn’t picking up a 27’ tender . This is probably the smartest design for a crane it is hidden once the Tender is in the water, you see this for literally 5 minutes. A Davit or crane is visible all the time
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Maybe it's just me, but I couldn't stop picturing Wil Wheaton narrating this video. The voice is spot on.
That's the first we'd heard of it, but you have a point!
Ryan, thank you for that walk around, what a beautiful yacht.
You are most welcome!
The interior is absolutely stunning & classy as well the Outlook
Thank you Sabit, we're happy to hear that you like it
Ryan and CDM for the win! Stunning loft living at sea! I've said is before, but Ryan's articulation and narration of these vessels will sell to me...when the time comes!
He is a fantastic presenter!
How they made that interior work is amazing. The exposed conduit electricals and toggle light switches could have made it look silly but there's just enough of it to put a hint of industrial toughness explorer boats are supposed to have inside the clean and beautiful interior. Same thing with the bathroom fixtures. The industrial feel is broadcast where it's supposed to be but the gleaming engine room and galley display a comforting and modern reminder you are on a state of the art yachting machine. The tender lift when deployed gives the impression of an industry fishing boat hauling in thousands of the day's catch yet the way it disappears is nothing short of spectacular. This is one hell of a boat. You are pampered and reminded everywhere you look that you are on a ship that's all about muscle. Beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. She certainly is impressive!
I really like how this feels like an informal luxury yacht, though it's a style many won't like, but I think it works well with the interior design choices. Downside is you missed the crew quarters and even the link doesn't mention how many crew.
Glad you like it!
Hi Ryan . Great tour & commentary . LOVE the "masculine" industrial design & finishes . The first superyacht that does not feel like a "condo" on water . Mark (Toronto) 👍⚓
Thank you Mark! Glad you enjoyed it!
The Mimi La Sardine was my favorite interior of any yacht walkthrough I've ever seen. I've got it saved for reference so I can play with similar concepts in doing my own interior design. I'm not as fond of this one, but I do like it... some of the rugs are a bit weird to me (and not in a good way), but I like the industrial feel. And both boats have avoided the traditional yachty "super-shiny woodwork that's designed for a museum piece, where there's enough staff to ensure that every spill gets cleaned up before it even hits the table surface." I don't like yachts that look like museums; I like yachts that look like homes, and Mimi is so special precisely because I see a lot of resemblance to a low-key beach house, a relaxed place where the sand gets tracked in and there are bits and pieces of pretty shells and driftglass all over the place. This doesn't have the same flavor at all, but it does still have the flavor of a home instead of a Yacht, and I appreciate it for that.
To each their own!
Astonishing, that so many hard materials and such sharp edged interior gets a naval award.
Very impressive!
I really like the interior of this boat! This feels very approachable yet remains clearly evident of a luxury yacht. So many others out there look too gaudy. Another great video!
Gosh yes! We gonna go anywhere in the world and we gonna do it in style!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The decor makes her look very different, industrial, relaxed and work man like and spacious. Yet there is comfort and luxury like in the salon and all the cabins. Very different to most super yachts. Love the disappearing crane nothing for children to mess with. Lovely working super yacht.
Well said. Certainly not like many superyachts on the market.
As beautiful as most yacht interiors are, I'm so happy to see more and more interiors like this. It's modern, but more importantly functional and inviting. Super lux interiors may have their place, but I know there are many people who want to get away from spaces that remind us of our "parents living room". I'm not referring to a dated space, I'm talking about that space we grew up with, that you could look at and appreciate from afar, but never enter or touch (and usually only got used on special occasions). This yacht feels welcoming and "real". I can't explain it , but it's like it's saying, "Come aboard, make yourself feel at home- it's ok if you dropped a crumb, my interior is meant to be used and enjoyed. Let's go have fun and explore together". Sounds corny I know, but it's the 1st time a yacht interior has ever "spoke" to me. Lol
That's what we liked to hear! You make some great points. The interior is definitely very inviting and comforting. Thank you for watching!
@Richard
I thought I was the only one who felt the interior was actually a monster in disguise...look extremely amazing, unique, functional & inviting to draw in novices before swallowing them whole.
I'm just amazed. The use of floor space, cabinetry, art deco, bathroom sinks. Good lord i don't want to cruise in this boat, I want to live in it. Kudos to the interior design team, this boat almost sells itself on that alone.
This was an absolutely outstanding video of an amazing yacht...thanks so much. Stunning in every way. The interior is unique and just oh so gorgeous. Importantly, the work spaces are well designed for maximum access and careful consideration for those who have to maintain the vessel on a day to day basis. Almost too good to be true.
Well said! We're glad you liked it!
Ryan, excellent presentation my friend thanks so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ryan, another great video and more importantly another reason to love CDM yachts. Mimi la Sardine is still my favorite, but I am really liking this one as well. The steampunk vibe of the interior is amazing. With this design, I would think it might have made it easier installing the lighting, as you didn’t have to snake them behind panels. I am also liking the ceiling panels, no fabric to sag after some time in tropics. Great build
Yes, a good yacht
Glad you think so!
Very nice and cozy yacht!
Glad you think so!
When my ship comes in, I hope it's a CdM. 🙂 They are killing it!
That's what we love to hear, thanks Glenn!
Really like some aspects of this one, and yet other area aren’t quite to my liking. Love the size (bigger is always better right 😉) and the outdoor areas. And really like some of the features inside. But the decor just doesn’t do it for me. Feels very much like an industrial area and not what I would want to spend weeks surrounded by. I’ve rented many yachts in my day for extended trips, and one thing I always count on is that they will be spacious, bright, comfortable, and luxurious. This one was much too utilitarian for me. Like a cheap loft apt in NYC or something. But once again, Ryan does an amazing job of walking us through and pointing out the features. He just keeps getting better with every new video!!! One of the most enjoyable presenters on RUclips. 👣😍👣😍👣😍
Glad you enjoyed the video, you make some great points!
Nice tour. One of the best interiors ever seen on a yacht.
It's a pretty sweet yacht. Glad you like it!
The interior design is stupendous...Good lord where's my lottery ticket...??? This is not a boat, it's a home on the seas...
Completely agree... she's amazing. The homelike interior matched with the capabilities of an explorer yacht means there isn't much you couldn't do on this vessel.
Best yacht I’ve ever seen, well done CDM!
👏👏
Absolutely beautiful ship
Glad you like it Lex. Thank you for watching
Wonderful boat
Thank you!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
My absolute Dream Yacht. 💯
That's what we love to hear. Thank you!
@@DenisonYachting You’re welcome.
You need to show more of the galley and please show the Crew quarters. Thanks
We'll keep this in mind for future walkthroughs Rob, thank you. The schedule often gets tight when we shoot during yacht shows, hence why sometimes not everything gets equal screen time.
technogym kinesis personal 👌👌👌👌🔥
Another great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing indeed...
Glad you think so!
When I grow up, Imma buy a CdM Explorer.
Good choice!
Nice boat 👍👍
Very nice boat indeed!
Stunning
Agreed!
I spent years serving on and then commanding USNS Powhatan-class seagoing tugs. This vessel is one of the very few yachts that make sense to me, and that I'd be willing to take to sea. A little fussy, but it looks like business.
She's a beast! Thank you for your service!
Looks like a floating WeWork :)
:)
Wow!
Wow is right!
Nicely done video and a very good looking yacht, however, I am not a fan of the warehouse look but that is just my taste. As usual, the workmanship is very well done.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
I find that “rustic/industrial” is quite incongruous with yachts. To weird a juxtaposition for me! And….I’m very happy with my Nord 57, a boat I can handle myself (with my wife/senior officer, first mate and lead deckhand, chef and chief provisioner! - wrapped into one woman!)
Ok - I’m just a LITTLE bit jealous!
Peace
At least you're honest!
This would be a great chase boat.
Many uses for sure!
Very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
Northern European yards seem late in this segment of production exploration yachts. Nice looking ship.
Glad you like it!
Outside is amazing. That awarded interior is eh. Nothing like feeling like your on a boat
To each their own! Thanks for tuning in.
Another great video I have to watch with the the volume off. Can't stomach Ryan.
That's surprising, he's a fan favorite!
@@DenisonYachting Alex G. Clarke, all facts. No need to wave his arms around or bust out his thesaurus the night before the video.
One Serious Ship
Absolutely
On word that sums up the interiors: Uuuuggggggggggly!
To each their own, Ray
as most of the yachts look like an luxury apartment.... this one is a loft... just another level... incredible
scared to ask for a price for something like this... my guestimate would be around 25 to 28 million...
from Spain
She's an incredible yacht, indeed. Thanks for tuning in!
@@DenisonYachting Oh I am a big fan for a long time, you guys are great...... but this one I missed...dont know why
“Look at those stools” 😂
Every detail matters!
Is that what he meant?
Wish crew quarters would also be shown.
Like it what price on such thing
I can live on this boat
Bigger than most houses!
I'm interested, but not 100% sure. can I try it out from the 10. to the 13. this month? Just to make sure everything is up to my standards.
We'll see what we can do 🤔
They put all those wine display instead of an elevator?
Не смог досмотреть до конца из-за частой смены кадров. Буду ждать обзор этой яхты от Aquaholic или Nauty
Whatever floats your boat 😉
This interior is amazing, so many yachts look gaudy and awful, like someones 95 year old grandmothers sitting room that she never lets anybody into. I love industrial interior design and that along with the art ued really set this thing off
Thank you Jesse, we're happy that you like it. She's always a favorite
Is that an actual Jacuzzi™ brand tub?
We don't believe so.
Is it still available ?
Hey Ron, this yacht is not currently for sale. But more details can be found below:
www.denisonyachtsales.com/aurelia/?Brokerage%20Listing&
@@DenisonYachting Thank You Sir's Ryan really get's it doesn't he !!!! You cat's are Great thank You Again We Will find one yet I need it to at first to get me to Tel Aviv and then who knows !!!
How about the Crew areas ? I don't think this is a owner operator lady 😌
The interior pf the vessel looks nice but what concerns me more when possibly traversing through the vessel in heavy seas and possibly falling against any of those industrial square light switches and metal pipes which could cause possible serious head injury as you can not always ensure sure footing in heavy weather on any vessel
You make a very good point, but these explorer yachts are built to withstand these conditions
@@DenisonYachting Yes and ships are built for all conditions but I have seen seaman thrown across the deck of a ship and end up with fractures
Show the yacht in tough seas please
They never show these yachts in rough seas
Guess the crew sleep in the tender?
Cdm flexploer 130 26.3mil euro
453 gross gonnage
5.000nm range at 10knots 60.000liters fuel tank
Cdm rj130 23mil euro
392gross tonnage
5.500nm range
Appreciate the info!
"I want my boat to look like a Chipotle."
As long as they have burritos!
You never mentioned how many crew and crew cabins are aboard? 🤔🥴
Go watch NautiStyles’s video on this boat. They cover a lot more, and in a much better way.
Full fledged gym… ha, 3 pieces of cardio equipment.. he suggests the stationary bike can easily be relocated onto the deck for a morning workout.. I suggest the relocation of the bike onto the deck and then back into the lazerette would be the workout. How much more of this article is exaggerated. Boat looks very appealing, I like the industrial feel, however a cruising speed of 10 knots seems too slow, I’d prefer a cruising speed around 15 knots.
Thank you for your feedback Shane, you make come great points. In terms of the cruising speed, you have to take into account that on an explorer yacht, you are truly trying to maximize your range (5,000 nm).
Swiveling arm chairs with no armrests?
Great thoughts, certainly some significant benefits here
A nominee for the HOME DEPOT superyacht interior award.
Nothing like a high seas workbench for relaxation...
and to rebuild your tractor engine in the salon.
🤔
still here from the nelk boys
We're happy to have you!
You maybe shouldn’t say I shot and say a video I shot?
Duly noted 😉
$100k if I pay cash?
For the tender?
I like the layout, but dislike the decor choices. Just seems cheap to me and too casual. A ship should be shippy, not some trendy urban loft.
To each their own, thank you for your feedback!
Yeah, bad taste old fashioned with brown wood everywhere, like those decades old grandpa boats. Sure.
$$$$$$$$$$ will not make me sad
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy this beauty of a vessel!
How rich must a person be to own something this amazing... ? ...
From look at the other CdMs available on Yachtworld, Aurelia probably goes for ~$20M
Somewhere between "ridiculously" and "absurdly"
ladder not stairs. deck not floor. pronounced ground takel not tackel. otherwise, nuce walkthrough.
Thanks, Chuck!
Good, informative film as always Ryan, but what a God awful interior, the galley was the nicest room. It looks like a bad accident in an Ikea store involving a yacht designer with rabies. You can see why its for sale.
To each their own!
For a high-class explorer I found the taps and spouts in the cabin's and dayheads totally unexceptable. They belong in a boiler room coupled with a tub of Swafega.
Any modification is possible!
@@DenisonYachting I'd hope so too. My point is, how did the manufacturer think they were remotely acceptable?
Only 27 million
OK, after having watched quite a few videos describing all types of products, including yachts... Denison should stick with Brian as the default presenter. No one else is even close, trust me. He's articulate, precise, and observant. And he's not tedious. Let Brian do the presentations, the rest of you sell yachts. O.O
Psst... Brian... little less surgical in the descriptions... gloss over some things, hone in on other things... make it feel more natural. And, more mature hand gestures... be casual, not hip. Just trying to help. :)
Ryan Alexander alway does an amazing job. Thanks for the comment!
@@DenisonYachting That's so strange because I listened to him say his name maybe 5 times and I could swear he said Brian, but I also saw everyone below was saying Ryan. Anyway... nice work.
I don't know why Denison doesn't want to share the crew areas (cabins, mess) with us. Crew is one of the most important parts of a yacht. Disappointing.
We have videos that do share the crew areas. Thank you for watching!
It looks like an NYC penthouse loft without the NYC crime, trash, corruption, and unconstitutional tyrannical mandates. Instead beautiful sun, ocean, and freedom.
The beauty of the ocean!
Who is watching RUclips thinking about buying this ship?
Hopefully you!
I don’t like the interior at all. It doesn’t feel comfortable, which defies the whole point of being out on the sea
To each their own! Every owner has their own unique preferences
Was the award given by a homeless person, who lives in a abandoned warehouse?
Thanks for watching.
The finishings are horrendous
To each their own!
This feels 'unfinished' to me. I think the sentence 'feels more like an explorer yacht than a superyacht' (paraphrasing, don't remember the exact words) says it all for me.
They can be both. Can even be, explorer, super, and luxury yacht all in one.
"Explorer" is typically classified by a long fuel range and practical ares for long trips at sea
A glorified pirate yatch.
Must be some cool pirates
interior give me an IKEA feelings what i dont like...
To each their own!
I'm not feeling the style. It's got that snobby restaurant vibe. You know the ones that are like, "We're not a corporate chain, we're local."
Interesting... To each their own!
dr as da tt
Yes, thank you for enticing words
Don't like this announcer. His over use of the words like over built, extra large etc. Just too many words ...
It must have been difficult trying to illustrate the capabilities and features of a vessel of this caliber, but we'll keep that in mind going forward. Appreciate the feedback, Paul.
Nah....didn't like it. The exteriors and mechanics are first class but the accommodation spaces look cheap and jumbled.
All that electrical conduits and cheap bathroom taps denigrated it.
If that was what the owner wanted though, fair enough.
Beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder. Thanks for tuning in!
Not a fan of this boat, Also You need to show the crew areas.
The interior design and decor is hideous. If you want an industrial design buy an old working boat. Modern yacht with an industrial interior is not a great example for cdm.
To each their own!
@@DenisonYachting Owners know what they want, doesn't necessarily make it a good design.
NautiStyles already did a walkthrough on this boat. An actual walkthrough. Two people with a camera walking through a boat. Not a professional crew taking still pictures from a tripod. Maybe you should watch some of their videos to see what an actual walkthrough is.
While I agree Nauti Styles did a better tour, you're absolutely off-base saying they did still pictures from a tripod. Neither is accurate.
NautiStyles conversation style tours are annoying - and mostly "fluff" !
yes and she shows you the Crew mess, just another part of the boat they skipped on this incomplete tour
Each channel has their own characteristics that people love! We just have a few thousand more subscribers😉
@@DenisonYachting you have also been on RUclips for 4 years longer than NautiStyles, I’m guessing they will catch you soon.
I do not like the industrial interior at all.
To each their own!
Sorry but that crane is hideous. What a eye sore and monstrosity, and not only that, you have to re arrange your deck and furniture just to use it. Major inconvenience. A complete fail. The rest of the boat is beautiful.
I wonder how well that crane will work in the real world. It seems like it’s limited range could be a problem. I would rather have a crane that can reach both port and starboard. The way it hides is pretty cool though. I wonder how the deck crew like it?
I'm not a fan of the crane either, but really, it's hidden when not in use and the rearranging of deck furniture would be the same with a side crane. Since the purpose of the crane design is to keep the ship from rolling or listing while loading/unloading the tender, it seems to be an actual win in that department.
May be, but necessary for your tender
@@DenisonYachting not necessary at all for the tender, a small davit crane can handle the job. Who wants their tender swinging like a grandfather clock pendulum when raising and lowering the tender. Those booms would be swinging side to side out at anchor so bad that putting the tender in the water would be almost impossible.
@@eccentricsmithy2746 A small Davit isn’t picking up a 27’ tender . This is probably the smartest design for a crane it is hidden once the Tender is in the water, you see this for literally 5 minutes. A Davit or crane is visible all the time
The exterior areas are nice, but the interior, for me, is depressing and dark.
To each their own!