Oh David, you are the man with the silver tongue. Your words paint pictures that sell the most beautiful of yachts in the most beautiful of ways. Thank you.
Oh my, Baby Pearl is outstanding ❤️😍❤️. Speechless 😮 I wouldn't know where to start. She is gorgeous and her next owner is going to be very lucky to get her. 😊
My dream yacht is either the 76 Bahamas or the Riva Folgore 88. To me, the 76 Bahamas is the perfect size, but I could learn to deal with the extra room the Folgore 88 has. lol.
A new 10+ minutes video of the 76 Bahamas? Thank you very much! Only thing needed is complete enclosure when the roof is up and a jacuzzi under the area where the roof is stored when down and this yacht is perfect. :)
One of the finest examples of the Rivas Bahamas? Pretty big praise considering all of them were highly prized and customized. Still sought after by yacht connoisseurs all over. Those that know, know.
although the platform is shared with other brands, the finishing and eye to detail is on a different level. Nothing compares to Riva. If you can afford it always go for Riva
What a beauty!! David - have you switched companies? Or, does Fraiser have some sort of relationship with Northrup and Johnson? These are sweet yachts!
Amazing yacht! When I see a boat come to market I always wonder where the owner is going next, and I hope it's up and up-better and better. But listing a boat like THIS...where is there to go from here?!?! Unless there going up in size idk if there is better (and honestly bigger is not always better)
Damm..that girl is so fine❤❤❤..36knots. It really does depict class & elegance wt that interior. When u said crew quarters...hmm they fit that in really nice. The open concept truely makes sense
Now that is pure elegance. Now I just need the money to buy one. David the meal you mentioned I would have to pass on the spinach, not a fan of that at all
I honestly don't see the point to hand stitching. It's only perceived as stylish because it takes more manpower than machine stitching and therefore more money. When machinery was less universally available, machine sewing was considered the epitome of elegance and high quality.
That's the point. The involvement of an artisan craftsman to hand stitch it to that level of workmanship and have that result is why it's considered luxury. Not just because it costs more, because people appreciate the work that craftsmen have actually put into their craft.
@thehoov6672 Yes, I know it's the point. I just don't find it actually adds anything that I value. I absolutely understand the importance of artisan craftsmanship when it creates results that machines cannot create without them -- things that look better, feel better, sound better, or otherwise create a more pleasurable experience than you'd get by machine. But I don't think there is anything good about asking another human being to spend hours of their limited lifespans doing something that, if you weren't told they'd done it, you couldn't even tell the difference with the naked eye or hand. Maybe you think you can tell the difference between hand stitching by a top artisan and machine stitching by a good commercial sewing machine. I doubt very much that you or anyone can tell the difference, but if you can, and it does actually feel physically better to you, then I will withdraw my point about not finding a difference that matters. But so far, I never have.
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I do like the more open interior. Thanks for the video. 🙂
Oh David, you are the man with the silver tongue. Your words paint pictures that sell the most beautiful of yachts in the most beautiful of ways. Thank you.
There needs to be a love, Love, LOVE button. Stunning.
I'll suggest that to RUclips 😂 Thanks.
Oh my, Baby Pearl is outstanding ❤️😍❤️. Speechless 😮 I wouldn't know where to start. She is gorgeous and her next owner is going to be very lucky to get her. 😊
The name RIVA says it all, pure Italian style and BABY PEARL is top in class.
My dream yacht is either the 76 Bahamas or the Riva Folgore 88. To me, the 76 Bahamas is the perfect size, but I could learn to deal with the extra room the Folgore 88 has. lol.
What a beautiful yacht from every angle inside and out, this just oozes quality throughout. Great tour David thank you.
That's a bit of me that is..! 😎
The new "Smuggler's Blues"? 😁
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Just the one tiny problem... 💰
@@AQUAHOLIC you'll need to start putting money in your money box😂.
What an ideal yacht to trek round the Bahamas or med, full of fun and luxury, love the transforming top, super video in an idyllic setting.
Hi Colin, it's seen some time in the Bahamas, I know the owner had some great times with friends and family there.
Well done David, She is a beautiful boat. It was great running into you at FLIBS. Keep up the great work.
A new 10+ minutes video of the 76 Bahamas? Thank you very much!
Only thing needed is complete enclosure when the roof is up and a jacuzzi under the area where the roof is stored when down and this yacht is perfect. :)
One of the finest examples of the Rivas Bahamas? Pretty big praise considering all of them were highly prized and customized. Still sought after by yacht connoisseurs all over. Those that know, know.
I could watch a video of this man describing his favorite meals!
although the platform is shared with other brands, the finishing and eye to detail is on a different level. Nothing compares to Riva. If you can afford it always go for Riva
What a beautiful boat!
Love it ! Wolverhampton white ? Grimsby green ? Nah, London Grey is definitely the way 😅.... 🇬🇧
Haha Wolverhampton white might have been more appropriate if it were MY yacht!
@Yachtsforsaleblog 👍
Well, they do have Lincoln green... :)
I’m liking it better dark (Riva style) interior I believe ✨👌🏼
What a beauty!! David - have you switched companies? Or, does Fraiser have some sort of relationship with Northrup and Johnson? These are sweet yachts!
She is beautiful. 🥰
Excellent!!
For future reference, its an "Instagram reel" not an "instagramable"
What a Riva ! How much for this sleek beauty, I'll take two ..lol
Amazing yacht!
When I see a boat come to market I always wonder where the owner is going next, and I hope it's up and up-better and better.
But listing a boat like THIS...where is there to go from here?!?! Unless there going up in size idk if there is better (and honestly bigger is not always better)
Damm..that girl is so fine❤❤❤..36knots. It really does depict class & elegance wt that interior. When u said crew quarters...hmm they fit that in really nice. The open concept truely makes sense
I woke up to a notice my cc was declined for 2.15 cents charge, than this vid appeared.😂
It's a sign from the Gods that your fortunes are about to change 😁
Now that is pure elegance. Now I just need the money to buy one. David the meal you mentioned I would have to pass on the spinach, not a fan of that at all
Would you prefer broccoli? Sprouts? Or no greens at all?
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Broccoli and sprouts will do me
I'll buy it for you
If there isn't a sumptuous in there, David doesn't like it
Gut ):
I honestly don't see the point to hand stitching. It's only perceived as stylish because it takes more manpower than machine stitching and therefore more money. When machinery was less universally available, machine sewing was considered the epitome of elegance and high quality.
That's the point. The involvement of an artisan craftsman to hand stitch it to that level of workmanship and have that result is why it's considered luxury. Not just because it costs more, because people appreciate the work that craftsmen have actually put into their craft.
@thehoov6672 Yes, I know it's the point. I just don't find it actually adds anything that I value. I absolutely understand the importance of artisan craftsmanship when it creates results that machines cannot create without them -- things that look better, feel better, sound better, or otherwise create a more pleasurable experience than you'd get by machine. But I don't think there is anything good about asking another human being to spend hours of their limited lifespans doing something that, if you weren't told they'd done it, you couldn't even tell the difference with the naked eye or hand.
Maybe you think you can tell the difference between hand stitching by a top artisan and machine stitching by a good commercial sewing machine. I doubt very much that you or anyone can tell the difference, but if you can, and it does actually feel physically better to you, then I will withdraw my point about not finding a difference that matters. But so far, I never have.
I'm not buying a Riva after this...I'm away to buy a Steak, spinach and mushroom