100m SuperYacht Docking in Monaco - Madame Gu 

@Lino Andrade I second that.....

Third!

Precisely couldn't agree with you more and great vid eSysman!

Agree wholeheartedly. Why RU-vidrs think they must add the most inane music to videos is beyond me. Nat sound, folks. Let the action speak for itself.

Agreed. Can’t stand music videos.

Right?!?? Would be cool to see a video on these

They're not. They manually place the anchors because the alternative (placing them from Madame Gu) would not be as easy.

Owner is Andrey Scoch - famous russian mafia leader, mass murderer.

Check out Najiba video same style.

@@eSysmanSuperYachts Yeah, I remember that video - Najiba is lovely... I don't know what they call that style, with the rounded overhangs, but they have similar styling on things like the Swift Trawlers and the new Nomad SUV range (I adore those).

tbh, I don't really like her. Not my sort of yacht at all. Wouldn't mind being a guest though : )

Friday eve Here it's Saturday afternoon 3.46 pm The World is amazing

Definitely a good video. Haven't watched one in awhile; so I like his new technique.

At 59 i had the same thoughts.

Yeah she has great lines.

Some marinas have fixed lines that stay on the bottom and are attached to the dock with thin lines. So you can pull them off the bottom without a diver.

Like a neo-rococo with loads of mirrored surfaces?

I noticed that too. Still, releasing the lower line would be a pain

I saw it too, thinking “fat chance Atlantis II leaves her berth, but best be on the safe side” LOL

standard practise

The stern port line went into the water. Poor control, guys.

@@visionist7 Actually, once the tension is released from the line, it comes off very easy.

So many people I know turn up their noses at any yacht that isn't all white. They're the same people who wouldn't have a Ferrari that wasn't red but a red Mercedes for instance? "Blasphemy!" they'd cry. People are followers. It's our pleasure to lead them.

Felice Graziano you are correct - the masses are followers. And that’s largely the problem with today’s world. The blind leading the blind; the stupid leading the stupid.

You’re welcome

Also a lot of Love from the UK, I did some of the interior work on this Yacht 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

The color said, 'dated' to me, as in out of fashion or old. I didn't bother to find out those details, so, it may have been fabricated and recently launched and thus 'new'. Finish details convey an image and impression. Millions are spent by Design Consultants, every year, looking into trends and upgrades in design, for new production to give new products a current, fresh 'edge'. You see it done in automobiles, garment manufacture, and anything under constant manufacture. As a Graphic Designer, I am merely noting that particular shade of blue looked garish and/or tacky or dated. matte Black, carbon fiber, brushed, vs matte or satin chrome, etc. seems more au currant. Easy comparison is the trend of putting gold (colored) metal fixtures in residential bathrooms. It was a trend for two hot minutes and hereafter looks dated as hell. That said, I don't live that nautical life and offer layman's observations. I very much appreciate watching these types of videos. They are for watching, after all. So, thoughts, opinions and critique are expected, eh? In short answer to Paul Mace question, No, it wasn't just you who didn't like the color. I wouldn't even say it's a matter of like or dislike. If it was a trend and bright semi-primary colors were being seen in all other boats, it would fit in. But having seen many boats finished in midnight blues, shades of grey, black, silver and white, this carnival color looked out of place or 10-15 years old.