I never thought of Turkey as Super-yacht builder, this video changes everything, your video production is on par with tradional Tv broadcast, maybe not in overall technology, but production, content and delivery, excellent .
Thanks Colin. That’s very kind of you. Turkey is an amazing country, very industrial and industrious! We’ve been in Istanbul for the last couple of weeks - 18 million inhabitants of the city! Just hopping in a cab now to the airport…and then Miami!
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Interestingly Istanbul's "name change" in the 13th century came from cab drivers who routinely asked travellers "Do you want to go into the old city?" Se Stan Pol - in Greek is Se = In, Stan = Constantine, Polis = City - which became Istanbul over time.
Incredible to see these skilled tradesmen in action and I really hope more future yachting videos include the people behind the boats. I want to see the people & machines involved from the concept, design, building, outfitting, testing, selling, & operating. These people are the very best of the best in the entire world at what they do and I like to meet some of them. The super to mega to ultra to giga yachts’ is the ultimate purchase for the wealthy top 1%. Their individual homes and private jets don’t cost as much or take as long to construct as their yachts do, making this a very demanding endeavor. Thanks to Turquoise Yachts for allowing us to peek behind the curtain. I’ll admit I wasn’t aware of the current level & quality of manufacturing in Turkey, which is very impressive.
David what an wonderful insight to modern super yacht production ! A big shout out to Turquoise Yachts for their willingness to reveal so much of the process but they are understandably incredibly proud of what they have achieved and what they produce, wish them all prosperity and success with that diligence in meeting and exceeding their client requirements . Thank you for that and saved to favorites ! Shaking my piggy bank now LOL
... what clean fine lines to this sailing yacht ... actually breath-taking in it's aerodynamics ... like it could take flight at any moment ... lovely, uplifting, inspiring design with pristine whites & colours ... very, very gracious & elegant ... neat very clean workyard & workspace ... I feel like I would like to quote the Omani phrase: Beauty has an Address ... yes, well it sure has one here ... wonderful ...
This is what I've been craving! Great video. Fascinating to see how these yachts are built, but rarely do we get even a glimpse, until the finished product is launched. First Nautistyles at Bering, and now you at Turquoise, do I smell a trend? 😄 I won't hold my breath for a similar video from Lürssen or Feadship, because of the confidentiality issues (although the way this was made, you don't really see any details from any given yacht, but DO see the process, and the attention to details in the yard), but one can always hope. You have a great team, thanks to all of you, and thanks to Turquoise for the invite 😊
Aloha; I'll echo the praise of this video and the openness of Turquoise Shipyard! Excellent! Looking forward to more of these - I'm certain some manufacturers will be rethinking their "openness" after this. Mahalo!
Haha! I'd love to do what you do brother. Have you tried using VR with your work? I'm currently studying an architecture/surveying degree and using autocad but I'm interested in seeing how VR will enhance the process for both designers and clients.
I'll start my comment with a conclusion: WOW. This video is worthy of a report, the quality of the image, the quality of the editing, the quality of the music, the subject of the report. I thought you were on top of the top already, but with this video you and the team make it to the top of the top reporting. Sincerely, a big thank you for this gift. After the live, it's really interesting to see the subject, especially in this way, in this quality. Thank you David and the whole team.
Your editor is going for an Emmy/Oscar for documentaries by the look of the video. Great job to him/her and great job to you too David. Loved the video.
I have been following your channel for many years, and I have not commented on it before, I can say, “This episode is the best I have seen in the world of yachting”, welcome to Istanbul.
A fascinating insight in to just how much hard work, and planning is involved in the making of a superyacht, Thank you David, and Turquoise Yachts for sharing this experience with us
The scale of these buildings and some of the shots are awe inspiring. Keep up the great videos. I am always so impressed at your enthusiasm and zeal for the work you do. Thanks as always and I know it takes a lot of work, let your crew know they are as appreciated as you are David.
I have to admit that the first 10 or so minutes of music gave it the feel of a Terminator/horror movie. Glad that didn't last. I loved the tour! So glad Turquoise allowed this to happen. You did a great job explaining the different areas, especially why the two locations are 30 miles apart.
David, I absolutely enjoyed this video, so much so that I had to watch it a second time. I believe this is your best shipbuilder video you've done so far, by far. You and Turquoise, truly gave us the opportunity to see everything from A to Z and it didn't feel rushed. It's nice to see that you can still outdo your best, from the final content you've selected to edit in your video. Sometime it feels like you probably had more content that you ended up not using. But this one just FANTASTIC. David, I thank you and your team, for an enjoyable video.
Amazing Video. just half a year ago i asked you about Turkish🇹🇷 Yacht Industry to give us some Information about Quality and Design. Now here we are.👍 Thanks for this.
This guy is blown away by/excitededly explaining procedures/methods of normal workshop/factory/construction/assembly operations as if it's a selling point - look at how parts are QC'd and each has it's own number that's checked off against a folder of parts - astounding attention to detail. Rich dummy potential buyers who've never thought about how things are made will be truly impressed/sold - look at all this amazing veneered plywood cabinetry and look how they machine/fab some stainlesss fittings - you could only find such a thing in a hundred million yacht. Honestly, salesmen/real estate agents are ther most overpaid/mindless/clueless yet self-assured people in history - the confirmation bias from living at the best time in all of history for making insanely huge money from the most miniscule skill-set
I stopped watching Aquaholic as soon as they had Jim Davidson on. I realised then that 'these are not my people'. YFS offers insight that's unrivaled, are inclusive in a very exclusive industry and they're grounded about the world of yacht building.
Simply b-r-i-l-l-a-n-t!!! Just the sort of program I've been wanting to see for a while. So interesting seeing the stages of yacht construction ... I never get tired of watching this sort of deep dive so more of this would get a 👍 from me.
I had the pleasure of meeting both David & Tim at the Monaco Yacht Show this year. Both are absolute standup gents. Love this connection/collaboration! What a video!
that gentleman was reluctant to give up that sink drain plus like a mother not wanting to give her kid to just anyone :) these guys really take pride in their work
This video is everything you want to see about boat building amazing stuff putting it al together is something else makes you appreciate the end product more
Absolutely Mind boggling. How they manage to design, build and co-ordinate everything is just incredible. Also, I congratulate you on your commentary and whoever put the video together did fantastic job. Well done.
After finalising my studies and having a degree as a Navel Engineer something went very wrong (in retrospect) as I now work in the financial world. It is from this perspective I love to see these types of productions. To be able to have an indepth look into the kitchen of a prestigious brand like Turquoise. Turkey has a massive industrial heritage and for me, it is not strange that find a shipyard there that produces such a level of quality. I think they will be a force to reckon with when producing in the same bandwidth compared to Holland, Italy and Germany. In Holland, it is commonly known that if you need your clothes altered you go to a Turkish tailor. They are quick, good and extremely cost effective. I think this is in their DNA so to speak.
Hi David. An awesome video. Fantastic factory tour. I've watched many timelapse superyacht builds, the attention to detail in construction is phenomenal. I absolutely loved this walkthrough. Thanks 😊
This is one of the best videos you guys have ever done. LOVE the soundtrack mixed with the videography. Great job all the way around, learned so much and kept me totally on the edge of my seat!!!!
Fantastic behind the scenes video guys! Its really interesting to see how much work goes into those things, like making their own hinges, handles and plugholes!!! Its also good that you have the respect of the companies that makes them willing to show you some of their processes 👍❤️
Wow… David this is Your best video. You have transformed a process of a factory to a very interesting , informative and entertaining presentation that had a great flow… which allowed me to focus on what was being shown by You and Turquoise vs, trying to figure out what was going on and how that segment fit into the rest of the video. Great Job!
Thank you so very much David and the team for all the work you have all put into this. This is a very professional and well put together video and very enjoyable. Again thank you so much and the efforts of everyone is highly appreciated.
Can't decide what was better - the craftsmanship of this actual video or the craftsmanship of the yacht builder. Turquoise did themselves a disservice not allowing you a quick walkthrough of a finished interior (but can understand why). In saying that you and your team went above and beyond in promoting this yacht builder. Won't be surprising if you get more requests from other builders - much to the delight of your subscribers! Cough "Bering".
Super video again, the level of complexity always amazes me, the project management of all this must be on a uber level to make sure it all comes together working and safely.
Wow … incredible attention to detail … love the fact they make their own hinges etc …and that guy was so excited to show you the plug hole !!! 👍👏👏…. Love this kind of behind the scenes content…. Happy New year David ….keep up the good work !! 👏👍😎cheers🥂
I worked in Turkey in the 80's: Divemaster amongst other things. Turquoise Yachts are a fine example of mid-sized craftsmanship combine with new technologies. Tour de Force Sir David!!!
sorry for you pilot Nelson, Turkey is not the Turkey 41 years ago. There is no medium-sized craftsmanship in Turkey anymore, there is the best craft. If you don't believe what I've been told and what I wrote, welcome to be our guest and see it with your own eyes. 😉
9:15 this angles shows how big the superyachts are actually, after getting used to the wedding cake look for a while, i kinda lose the awe affect of them but seeing the whole deck like that reminds me the super yachts are indeed "super"
Great vid, but the camera work is odd. Not showing us what you’re describing (at 3:07 and multiple other instances) keeps us relying on your description rather than a visual reference. But still appreciate the tour!
Wow I can’t believe I sat Thru and watched as much of this as I did … BUT the guy makes it understandable for even the most non-knowledgeable yacht lovers and never non owners .. I may start a new yacht club .. anyone wanna join? The “Never Non-Owners Yacht Club” Hmm But all aside video was very informative and it just AMAZES me the ingenuity of mankind Wow
Absolutely amazing content David watched every second! Your definitely getting your money's worth in every detail! BUT PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THE NEW RIVA 88FOLGORE! It's the most stunning sports yacht ever under 100 feet! I'm hoping your contacts with ferritti group can get you onboard! I asked about a month ago and I'll keep asking in hope you get the request and try to make it happen! Thanks as always and happy sailing all ⚓🛥
Very well done David & team! Thank you for such a great behind-the-scenes build. Hopefully when they are in completion you will get to film the final product.
A concise and well presented video on a complex industrial manufacturer. I was impressed by the level of technology used to assure quality. With the furniture, how does the plywood and veneer composite compare to solid wood when in the high moisture marine environment ? I would be concerned with warping and de-lamination over time.
Fabulous video, possibly one of the most interesting you have done. I am curious if the model ship at the entrance to the design office was an homage to Yogi. A big thank-you to all involved in what was a fascinating experience.
I have no reason to doubt the craftsmanship. But for a build lasting years, there is a real risk that Erdogan will do something stupid to screw up your plans.
Many thanks for an excellent and informative video David. May I ask a leading and possibly stupid question..? How would you rate the actual build quality compared to the say more recognised German or Dutch "Superyacht" builders..?
Very good video; production - 6, storyboard - 7, sound - 10, dialogue - 8 - Solid - considering millions of dollars are not being spent on production here....
I may be the only one, but when looking at all the craftsmanship and time that goes into the finest of details, along with the infrastructure required, I'm thinking super yachts are actually a bargain. what's not a bargain is having to sit thru 2 youtube commercials every 90 seconds to watch a long play video. TH-cam is worse that network TV in the US...........
Some times the flow of air threw vent can make low frequency sounds that you can't hear but it will mess with your inner ear and can make you sick and off balance this can happen with skyscrapers and I am sure very large yachts.
I would never have thought of Turkey as a Yacht builder, Thank You for showing this wonderful collection of master craftsmen that work for Turquoise.
I never thought of Turkey as Super-yacht builder, this video changes everything, your video production is on par with tradional Tv broadcast, maybe not in overall technology, but production, content and delivery, excellent .
Thanks Colin. That’s very kind of you. Turkey is an amazing country, very industrial and industrious! We’ve been in Istanbul for the last couple of weeks - 18 million inhabitants of the city!
Just hopping in a cab now to the airport…and then Miami!
@@Yachtsforsaleblog thats the way keep spreading the word David, I'm sure you know how you are a great influencer in the industry.
@@colin.chaffers there are a lot of interesting boatyards in Turkey, Bering is one one of my favourites.
Turkey is best dude
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Interestingly Istanbul's "name change" in the 13th century came from cab drivers who routinely asked travellers "Do you want to go into the old city?" Se Stan Pol - in Greek is Se = In, Stan = Constantine, Polis = City - which became Istanbul over time.
Incredible to see these skilled tradesmen in action and I really hope more future yachting videos include the people behind the boats. I want to see the people & machines involved from the concept, design, building, outfitting, testing, selling, & operating. These people are the very best of the best in the entire world at what they do and I like to meet some of them. The super to mega to ultra to giga yachts’ is the ultimate purchase for the wealthy top 1%. Their individual homes and private jets don’t cost as much or take as long to construct as their yachts do, making this a very demanding endeavor. Thanks to Turquoise Yachts for allowing us to peek behind the curtain. I’ll admit I wasn’t aware of the current level & quality of manufacturing in Turkey, which is very impressive.
Great video,,this is why this chanel is No1️⃣
Turquoise yachts make some of the best yachts in the world,✌🏴
David what an wonderful insight to modern super yacht production ! A big shout out to Turquoise Yachts for their willingness to reveal so much of the process but they are understandably incredibly proud of what they have achieved and what they produce, wish them all prosperity and success with that diligence in meeting and exceeding their client requirements . Thank you for that and saved to favorites ! Shaking my piggy bank now LOL
... what clean fine lines to this sailing yacht ... actually breath-taking in it's aerodynamics ... like it could take flight at any moment ... lovely, uplifting, inspiring design with pristine whites & colours ... very, very gracious & elegant ... neat very clean workyard & workspace ... I feel like I would like to quote the Omani phrase: Beauty has an Address ... yes, well it sure has one here ... wonderful ...
This is what I've been craving! Great video. Fascinating to see how these yachts are built, but rarely do we get even a glimpse, until the finished product is launched. First Nautistyles at Bering, and now you at Turquoise, do I smell a trend? 😄 I won't hold my breath for a similar video from Lürssen or Feadship, because of the confidentiality issues (although the way this was made, you don't really see any details from any given yacht, but DO see the process, and the attention to details in the yard), but one can always hope. You have a great team, thanks to all of you, and thanks to Turquoise for the invite 😊
Aloha; I'll echo the praise of this video and the openness of Turquoise Shipyard! Excellent! Looking forward to more of these - I'm certain some manufacturers will be rethinking their "openness" after this. Mahalo!
28:42 oh my goodness such a cool guy is there doing his job seamlessly behind!
Haha! I'd love to do what you do brother. Have you tried using VR with your work? I'm currently studying an architecture/surveying degree and using autocad but I'm interested in seeing how VR will enhance the process for both designers and clients.
What an awesome place to work! Thanks for doing a spectacular job.
"Be sure to *Like* and *Subscribe.* " :)
I'll start my comment with a conclusion: WOW.
This video is worthy of a report, the quality of the image, the quality of the editing, the quality of the music, the subject of the report. I thought you were on top of the top already, but with this video you and the team make it to the top of the top reporting. Sincerely, a big thank you for this gift. After the live, it's really interesting to see the subject, especially in this way, in this quality. Thank you David and the whole team.
I'd be very interested to see a video on "How to Design a Yacht".
Your editor is going for an Emmy/Oscar for documentaries by the look of the video. Great job to him/her and great job to you too David. Loved the video.
I have been following your channel for many years, and I have not commented on it before, I can say, “This episode is the best I have seen in the world of yachting”, welcome to Istanbul.
A fascinating insight in to just how much hard work, and planning is involved in the making of a superyacht,
Thank you David, and Turquoise Yachts for sharing this experience with us
Thank you for bringing this to us. Truly fascinating. Hats off to Turquoise for their obvious skill.
The scale of these buildings and some of the shots are awe inspiring. Keep up the great videos. I am always so impressed at your enthusiasm and zeal for the work you do. Thanks as always and I know it takes a lot of work, let your crew know they are as appreciated as you are David.
I have to admit that the first 10 or so minutes of music gave it the feel of a Terminator/horror movie. Glad that didn't last. I loved the tour! So glad Turquoise allowed this to happen. You did a great job explaining the different areas, especially why the two locations are 30 miles apart.
Pretty sure the place was wiped out by flood, terrorist or Godzilla.
David, I absolutely enjoyed this video, so much so that I had to watch it a second time.
I believe this is your best shipbuilder video you've done so far, by far.
You and Turquoise, truly gave us the opportunity to see everything from A to Z and it didn't feel rushed.
It's nice to see that you can still outdo your best, from the final content you've selected to edit in your video.
Sometime it feels like you probably had more content that you ended up not using.
But this one just FANTASTIC. David, I thank you and your team, for an enjoyable video.
That is the neatest and cleanest floating dock I've ever seen!
Fantastic video! The facilities over there in Turkey look absolutely stunning. What a great shipyard.
The welding job looks pretty good that they're doing so far I haven't seen eney birdshit Welds And that's always a plus
Amazing Video. just half a year ago i asked you about Turkish🇹🇷 Yacht Industry to give us some Information about Quality and Design. Now here we are.👍
Thanks for this.
The amount of detailed knowledge is astonishing in this video. Thank you for shearing
This guy is blown away by/excitededly explaining procedures/methods of normal workshop/factory/construction/assembly operations as if it's a selling point - look at how parts are QC'd and each has it's own number that's checked off against a folder of parts - astounding attention to detail. Rich dummy potential buyers who've never thought about how things are made will be truly impressed/sold - look at all this amazing veneered plywood cabinetry and look how they machine/fab some stainlesss fittings - you could only find such a thing in a hundred million yacht. Honestly, salesmen/real estate agents are ther most overpaid/mindless/clueless yet self-assured people in history - the confirmation bias from living at the best time in all of history for making insanely huge money from the most miniscule skill-set
I swear this is the best walk through of a yacht builder. You killed the internet. Aquaholic, eat your heart out.
I stopped watching Aquaholic as soon as they had Jim Davidson on. I realised then that 'these are not my people'. YFS offers insight that's unrivaled, are inclusive in a very exclusive industry and they're grounded about the world of yacht building.
Thanks so much. That’s a really great compliment!!!
Totally agree. The score rocked aswell
Very informative and well presented nice to see the building of these beautiful superyachts. Proven Turkish quality.
Simply b-r-i-l-l-a-n-t!!! Just the sort of program I've been wanting to see for a while. So interesting seeing the stages of yacht construction ... I never get tired of watching this sort of deep dive so more of this would get a 👍 from me.
I had the pleasure of meeting both David & Tim at the Monaco Yacht Show this year. Both are absolute standup gents. Love this connection/collaboration! What a video!
Glad you enjoyed it Andrew! Looking forward to catching up at the next show!
Great insight into the build, that I'd never have got to experience without your channel. Thanks so much awesome video 👍🏼
Huge facilities. Interesting to see how these yachts are assembled. A kid's dream...
The intense high suspense background music in the beginning makes me wonder who’s going to be killed. Hahaha 🤣
David - Love this type of video! It is amazing to see the painstaking planning and engineering that goes into these vessels.
that gentleman was reluctant to give up that sink drain plus like a mother not wanting to give her kid to just anyone :) these guys really take pride in their work
That was awesome great coverage and more importantly thanks to the super yacht builder turquoise
Im a former Engineer this was fascinating to watch. Thank you
This video is everything you want to see about boat building amazing stuff putting it al together is something else makes you appreciate the end product more
Fantastic job! Thanx for the video
Absolutely Mind boggling. How they manage to design, build and co-ordinate everything is just incredible.
Also, I congratulate you on your commentary and whoever put the video together did fantastic job. Well done.
After finalising my studies and having a degree as a Navel Engineer something went very wrong (in retrospect) as I now work in the financial world. It is from this perspective I love to see these types of productions. To be able to have an indepth look into the kitchen of a prestigious brand like Turquoise.
Turkey has a massive industrial heritage and for me, it is not strange that find a shipyard there that produces such a level of quality. I think they will be a force to reckon with when producing in the same bandwidth compared to Holland, Italy and Germany. In Holland, it is commonly known that if you need your clothes altered you go to a Turkish tailor. They are quick, good and extremely cost effective. I think this is in their DNA so to speak.
Incredible! I''m 12 minutes in and loving this! Amazing video production work! Amazing yard!
Hi David. An awesome video. Fantastic factory tour. I've watched many timelapse superyacht builds, the attention to detail in construction is phenomenal. I absolutely loved this walkthrough. Thanks 😊
This is one of the best videos you guys have ever done. LOVE the soundtrack mixed with the videography. Great job all the way around, learned so much and kept me totally on the edge of my seat!!!!
Yeah..they absolutely nailed this production. World class.
GRAZIE DAVID!!!!!!!QUESTO VIDEO E' UNA VERA BOMBA!💣💥
Fantastic behind the scenes video guys!
Its really interesting to see how much work goes into those things, like making their own hinges, handles and plugholes!!!
Its also good that you have the respect of the companies that makes them willing to show you some of their processes 👍❤️
Wow… David this is Your best video. You have transformed a process of a factory to a very interesting , informative and entertaining presentation that had a great flow… which allowed me to focus on what was being shown by You and Turquoise vs, trying to figure out what was going on and how that segment fit into the rest of the video. Great Job!
Thank you so very much David and the team for all the work you have all put into this. This is a very professional and well put together video and very enjoyable. Again thank you so much and the efforts of everyone is highly appreciated.
Thanks for making this video it's been incredibly interesting to watch
Thanks for watching!
Oooh, that schooner/sloop looks wonderful. Still lust after Shandaoah of sark, but that one is a beauty.
Can't decide what was better - the craftsmanship of this actual video or the craftsmanship of the yacht builder. Turquoise did themselves a disservice not allowing you a quick walkthrough of a finished interior (but can understand why). In saying that you and your team went above and beyond in promoting this yacht builder. Won't be surprising if you get more requests from other builders - much to the delight of your subscribers! Cough "Bering".
Great video so much wonderful information.
Totally amazing facility, stunning levels of detail, just fanastic video
Thank you for making this video! I love watching how boats are manufactured. Would love to see more if you know some good ones to watch.
Fantastic. I have waited to watch it and I really enjoyed this. Thoroughly amazing.
Super video again, the level of complexity always amazes me, the project management of all this must be on a uber level to make sure it all comes together working and safely.
David, as always, very informative.
Loved it thanks Dave 👍
daivd, wow................... that was awesome. that could have been 3 hours long and still not do it justice. thank you kindly for this insight.
We always put teflon between steel n aluminium 👌🏽👍🏼REALLY NICE SHIPYARD 👌🏽👌🏽👍🏼👍🏼
Interesting to watch the making of a masterpiece
Hi Philemon, thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow … incredible attention to detail … love the fact they make their own hinges etc …and that guy was so excited to show you the plug hole !!! 👍👏👏…. Love this kind of behind the scenes content…. Happy New year David ….keep up the good work !! 👏👍😎cheers🥂
I Absolutely love this channel!! Fantastic video. Thank you!!!!!
Very interesting video. I understand now more and more why it takes so long to build an superyachts. Impressive
Levent is such a great man.
'Errrkekk yaaa'
Great video! Very impressive and very insightful. You do such a great job… Greatly appreciated!
I worked in Turkey in the 80's: Divemaster amongst other things. Turquoise Yachts are a fine example of mid-sized craftsmanship combine with new technologies. Tour de Force Sir David!!!
sorry for you pilot Nelson, Turkey is not the Turkey 41 years ago. There is no medium-sized craftsmanship in Turkey anymore, there is the best craft. If you don't believe what I've been told and what I wrote, welcome to be our guest and see it with your own eyes. 😉
9:15 this angles shows how big the superyachts are actually, after getting used to the wedding cake look for a while, i kinda lose the awe affect of them but seeing the whole deck like that reminds me the super yachts are indeed "super"
Good vid very cool . big things made by bigger things inside huge places.
Great job.Congrats everyone.
Enjoyed the video very much. It compliments the video of the the Turkish built yachts by Bering.
Lost for words.... Amaizing...
Excellent work! Thank you!
Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow. TIM was a great tour guide. Maybe they should hire someone over 16 years old.
Great vid, but the camera work is odd. Not showing us what you’re describing (at 3:07 and multiple other instances) keeps us relying on your description rather than a visual reference. But still appreciate the tour!
Increíble video !!!
Wow I can’t believe I sat Thru and watched as much of this as I did … BUT the guy makes it understandable for even the most non-knowledgeable yacht lovers and never non owners .. I may start a new yacht club .. anyone wanna join? The “Never Non-Owners Yacht Club”
Hmm
But all aside video was very informative and it just AMAZES me the ingenuity of mankind
Wow
Great job!
So incredible to see
This was educational, not just marketing. A very enjoyable video.
I'd be interested in knowing some typical timescales through the stages shown.
How did you get Vangelis to score the soundtrack for this video?
Turkey has become the premiere yacht building nation due to tax free zone.
Great...:)
Wow, Tim is the definition of daddy vibes!!
Does anyone know how to contact him?
Absolutely amazing content David watched every second! Your definitely getting your money's worth in every detail! BUT PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THE NEW RIVA 88FOLGORE! It's the most stunning sports yacht ever under 100 feet! I'm hoping your contacts with ferritti group can get you onboard! I asked about a month ago and I'll keep asking in hope you get the request and try to make it happen! Thanks as always and happy sailing all ⚓🛥
Your last few videos seem to heave real problems with the sound of one or other person speaking. Have you managed to work it out?
amazing...
Apparently we have two very different definitions of "a shed".... :o
Very well done David & team! Thank you for such a great behind-the-scenes build. Hopefully when they are in completion you will get to film the final product.
Very interesting
A concise and well presented video on a complex industrial manufacturer. I was impressed by the level of technology used to assure quality. With the furniture, how does the plywood and veneer composite compare to solid wood when in the high moisture marine environment ? I would be concerned with warping and de-lamination over time.
Fabulous video, possibly one of the most interesting you have done. I am curious if the model ship at the entrance to the design office was an homage to Yogi. A big thank-you to all involved in what was a fascinating experience.
I have no reason to doubt the craftsmanship. But for a build lasting years, there is a real risk that Erdogan will do something stupid to screw up your plans.
they can make something extrodinary like Maltese Falcon, meanwhile something disappointing.
Like a fine wine David. Can you do the same in a Dutch or Italian yard?
Really impressive. I work at a local yard here in Xiamen China where we have a long way to go to catch up with the world standard still.
Many thanks for an excellent and informative video David. May I ask a leading and possibly stupid question..? How would you rate the actual build quality compared to the say more recognised German or Dutch "Superyacht" builders..?
Amazing video like you said, you can see where your money goes when you order one of these super yachts.
Yatchforsale
Very good video; production - 6, storyboard - 7, sound - 10, dialogue - 8 - Solid - considering millions of dollars are not being spent on production here....
I may be the only one, but when looking at all the craftsmanship and time that goes into the finest of details, along with the infrastructure required, I'm thinking super yachts are actually a bargain.
what's not a bargain is having to sit thru 2 youtube commercials every 90 seconds to watch a long play video. TH-cam is worse that network TV in the US...........
Step 1, design the underwater exhausts and stern doors so YOGI cant sink
Some times the flow of air threw vent can make low frequency sounds that you can't hear but it will mess with your inner ear and can make you sick and off balance this can happen with skyscrapers and I am sure very large yachts.