New Zealand-based exterior helm station designer and installer, IMED, will be attending the next month’s Monaco Yacht Show for the very first time. The company has installed their exterior helm stations on such outstanding vessels as sailing yacht Thalia and motor yacht Como.
The upcoming Monaco Yacht Show 2014 will feature at least fifteen of the superyachts boasting Beekmans masterwork. These will include the 73m Perini Navi mega yacht Grace E, with the entire range of Beekmans’ stainless steel expertise.
Set to run in the lovely Mediterranean yacht charter destination – Monaco next month, the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show will once again feature the New Zealand Street, displaying the strength of New Zealand’s superyacht industry.
Due to be handed over to her new Owners in October 2014, the all-new luxury yacht Baltic 116 Custom by Baltic Yachts will feature a full Running Rigging package by RSB Rigging Solutions.
The next Monaco Yacht Show will see the bespoke UK superyacht linen company, Heirlooms, celebrate their 30th anniversary. In addition, the company will present their updated branding and logo during the event.
Delivered to her owners earlier this year, the beautiful 37,5-metre super yacht Escapade was built by Fitzroy Yachts to a design by Dubois Naval Architects. Her striking interiors have been designed by Design Unlimited.
Wider Yachts have partnered with Emerson to develop the drive technology and Power Management System that will make the WIDER 150 and WIDER 165 superyachts truly unique.
A beautiful pair of custom Edson wheels have been installed on the 46m Royal Huisman super yacht Elfje (Project 392). Edson has also designed and manufactured the advanced mechanical steering system.
A video showing the mast stepping of the 60m Perini Navi mega yacht PERSEUS³ (P3, hull C.2218) in La Spezia, Italy.
New 108ft Baltic super yacht WinWin has been equipped with the Retractable Propulsion System, designed, produced and installed by Ship Motion Group. This reduces propeller drag in the quest for the highest possible performance when sailing.
At the moment under construction at Wim van der Valk Continental Yachts in the Netherlands, the 37m Continental Trawler super yacht Vagabundus will be the first vessel in the world to be equipped with the AntiRoll stabilization system, developed by Dynamic Marine Systems (DMS).
A landmark agreement has been signed by Oceania Marine Shipyards and Hall Spars & Rigging. This will see the two companies service large sailing rigs from the new service centre, located at Port Whangarei in New Zealand.