I've seen many yachts, but I think these two make my mouth water the most... Just bought my first very own yacht today! From 1982, but I have to start somewhere :)
I like these yachts. Tasteful exterior and interior designs. Sort of evocative of the 50s. Elegant (the galley and aft deck are cute). The master bedroom is really comfortable, inviting, and well designed. All the spaces are very well distributed. I could feel proud of my choice owning one of these, and very felicitum to sail the Caribbean waters on one of them... 🚢 👍
A yacht in the 40-70 ft range....Fleming....But the Sichterman are very nice looking, the 65 looks to me like a 21st century Hatteras, very tasteful interiors, I like them.
The modern lines and interior with some vintage twist and materials wrapped up in a simplistic elegant approach, all with bits of future retro make these absolutely stunning and stand out. Big plus is being made from aluminum!
When I watch the videos of David and his team, I find it to be of superior quality (informations and images). When I go to the constructors' site, I am often disappointed. The videos show everything except the boat. Thanks David
Hi David, very cool looking yachts by Cor D Rover. Speed is not essential, it's the journey you take to get there. These designs are stunning, with fdhf economy. Great video thanks.
😳 now that is a very nice surprise! These are very well presented with a sleek design and build, I am intrigued to seem more from this company. Thank you David for a nicely presented video, also for bring these boats into the limelight.
Quality looks amazing and design is so cool .. this is a def alternative to the Sunseeker and Princess Fly sports range as I see the fly bridge is quite small ...but wowwww what quality .. I bet the price is high but hey you have to pay for quality ! Thanks for bringing this to us otherwise we would have never known about this brand .. It’s a shame brands like this don’t come to the Southampton boat show ,, cheers David ⛵️⛵️
Hi David. Another great video. I think you and your production team are doing a fantastic job with these videos. My only wish is that they were a little longer, especially on the Sichterman's. I was just starting to enjoy the interior styling, compared to something like the Azimut 78 (fly) I viewed recently today, when the video came to an end. I had to watch it all again. I would be so interested in learning more about the 'vane' that you talked about. Perhaps you could include a hull schematic on their next video? Is it a horizontal vane acting something like a hydrofoil's vane. I'm interested to see it's shape on a round hull. Aluminium seems a nice choice, and if I went that way, I'd think I'd be leaning towards a Van Der Valk beach club, simply because of the space offered to guests. Let's hope that I soon have to face that difficult choice. You videos are making life very hard. Well done!
I don’t know about you but a one piece windshield and large windows in the cabins with the portal that opens up for fresh breeze is pure happiness for me but other than that not a bad boat
TBH, I've got an eye for high-ish bulwarks (keeps the dogs in the boat), and really love these lines from Sichterman, they really remind me a lot of one of my favorite lines from Azimut, the Magellano (the whole line is great, but I particularly love the 66 and 75). Other than the Magellano line, I really love Damen's SeaXplorer range, even if they are a bit out of my price range.
Is there a more in-depth review of the 15m boat. I specifically need to know height from the waterline due to bridge height restrictions. And does it have a tender garage and a bbq and fridge on deck?
I really like how he showed and talked about enough to wet your whistle. Not too much though or to the point where you might have lost your interest over something small yet never seen. Who doesn't want an Aluminium hull?
They're both super attractive for sure... I wanted to at least hear a mention of (if not a shot of which David almost never gives us) any crew space - especially on the larger. I also wanted a view of the cabin space on the smaller. In any case, I would have to "get away with" 03:03 of someone leaving me a large wad of disposable cash to afford one anyhow since my numbers haven't yet hit. HaHa... Two design complaints... 1 - no seating/table area at the bow, just lounging space. Wonder if that could be changed if ordering new. 2 - I simply dislike how the anchor setup protrudes out from the bow - it plain ruins the look a bit. Make it recess in a lot more. All in all though - they're both beautiful. 👍
Very elegant clean modern decor, better than most but the below deck windows are much too small and the sport style config of a small saloon means the galley is below deck and to me that's a critical fail for 65 feet. I'm not strictly opposed to alu but tell me the weight and price. Fiber glass is very tough. Their website didn't seem to hold any information about the models which is odd.
is that the mighty Sailing Yacht A at 5:05 ? Anyone else notice David using 65 feet and not meters, presumably because 65 sounds better than 19.8 meters. Just a salesman trying to make something sound bigger than it is. He even used it when stating that another yacht was say 65 meters, then referred this one again in feet. I find it oddly disappointing.
The 65 fly? Super beautiful no question about it. But there is a huge mistake, really huge....no bow seating arrangement. A boat of this price range? Serious? One day you’ll need to sell this boat again. Without bow seating? A 65 flybridge boat? No, back to the Azimuts and Princesses of this world.
It had lounge space but I agree - the whole time I was wondering how/if it could be redesigned a little upon ordering a new one to have actual *seating* space with a table. 👍
You raise a very good point. I think that the interior of these boats and the advantages of the aluminium build, is their selling point. For a 2nd hand buyer, who is clearly not yet able/willing to spend the BIG dollars for a 'new' boat, a well kept Sichterman could well be in their sweet spot.
Jo-e Com ... usually the main salon does double duty... but given the size of that table (02:25) I’m hoping they have curtains, etc to fit and enclose the aft cockpit when the weather gets a little inclement...
That Felicitatum is close to perfection imho, it's only let down by too small master cabin windows. All the cuts and too short a time viewing different aspects of the boats spoiled the video for me. I'd love to see an indepth 30-45 min video for each boat.
Generic Username if you think you are, then go be a comedian. And if you are really good at it, you can be an overnight success after 20, 25 years, then you can buy the boat.
I have been watching your videos for close to two years now and I have never seen a video review of a Prince Yacht out of London. Is there a reason you do not talk about them?
The cabin in the 50ft yacht : Just imagine you get on the yacht and get asked by (body-)guards to go down to meet the boss and enter the cabin where he sits on the sofa, facing you... ;-)
Beautiful! In boats, if it ain’t Dutch, it ain’t much still stands. And on sailing yacht A, the worst styling ever. Sorry, money does not buy taste. If you like sailing, check out the Black Pearl sailing yacht. Euhm, again, Dutch.
