This is marvelous. I absolutely like this brilliant idea of the walk-through as you place the layout with the red dot that moves as you move. this gives the viewer a better understanding of where you are on the yacht as you explain the details. I hope this concept catches on.
The schematic diagram of the GA is a great idea. It makes it much easier for me as a viewer to understand relationships between the various areas of the yacht. - Thanks
The crew were absolutely charming and really added to the video making it seem more personal. The yacht itself, though stunning, was not overly extravagant allowing it to maintain a very comfortable and home like feel. Bravo David and to your film crew a hearty well done.
yet another fantastic vid. That GA is such a good idea. I love the idea that the crew have such a vested interest in making time aboard so pleasant. honestly, this man never puts a foot wrong . personable, knowledgeable... always well done, always a pleasure to watch.
This is the kind of boat I enjoy the most, classic lines, and classic designs. It is just so inviting and has a very homey and cosy feel to it. A boat I would love to own.
I like having the main stats on screen right up front, and the GA on-screen while touring is great! Gives us a chance of seeing the allocation of space for the areas not toured. Great tour as always 😊
For some reason seeing the little glimpses of the crew made me laugh- like in a good way. Totally spontaneous. This video seemed far more at ease and relaxed in all aspects from tour delivery to camera work. Pleasant.
Hi David. 6000 nm is impressive. I appreciate the GA guide of location, high level of quality woodwork. The luxury is in abundance, plenty of spaces for relaxation. This definitely on the list. Awesome walkthrough tour thanks 😊 look forward to part 2
...love the dark amber glass accents, contrasting with the diffused crystalline...love the deep intimacy of the galley...I'm currently reading the book; Catching Fire; how the discovery & capture of cooking with fire, made us human...my Christmas present to myself is French Cooking Classes...sublime...love the study area, nicely situated with sunlight view...absolutely palantine palatial bath & master suite...love the focus on safety backup...Lol..could linger in the wine room?, ...oh, I love to iron the clothes & linens...keeping it neat & tidy ...well, I've used the word 'love-a-lot'...but do believe this fine UnBridled aquatic steed, straight out of a Camelot is truly awesome...thanks so much David for this fine ride in the saddle...
Such an amazing yacht and a great walkthrough, so many details and the use of the different sorts of woods are implemented perfectly well. Thanks for showing us its amazing interior and features.
Been watching this channel for a while now and just recently watched all of the charter videos. I can't wait to see this one! You guys all need to go check out that channel lol
It's a nice size galley for sure, but with no windows, so especially with the dark granite, it's very dark in there. I'm not a fan of the 'nice like a home' galley. It's NOT a home kitchen, it's a galley on a ship, and the most important thing is fire safety, hence the use of stainless steel usually. Stone is fine of course, wood is not. Safety comes first!
Nice yacht. I particularly liked the size of the sky lounge. I know a light airy modern interior is very popular today, but I prefer a darker more classic interior. I suppose it matches my dark and classic personality. )) I guess I am 3rd, so I get a medal, right?
Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this then you will LOVE the video we filmed of her in the Bahamas on our sister channel: th-cam.com/video/hXJiWnQadvQ/w-d-xo.html
Beautifully appointed, lovely use of wood, everything you would ever need. Nice use of the overlaid GA and specs. 6,000nm at 12knots is going some. I would like to know more about the implications of being over 500GTS, what additional overheads do you have to have? Maybe for you next question session?
Very nice! I wish we were able to see more of the bridge (looks like there was a secondary area behind the seats) and that elusive VIP cabin. This is a fine example of why I love the 150+ range. Do the four cabins hold all 16 crew? Or is there a second crew area? Thank you for the video. I am looking forward to the charter one as well. 😁
I sat on my hands for a while, but now I can't keep it in any longer... 'crew is trained in close unarmed combat'... well, that's great, if they have an out-of-control guest, or a drunk loses his way and waddles up the passerelle. But, if there's an actual threat to the ship (as in piracy), you better believe it will be armed, in which case you put neither guests nor crew in harms way. It's all hands down to the 'safe room', and from what I've seen on the GA (on Fraser), the entire lazarette area can likely function as such. Having an alternate 'helm station' in engineering is common enough (should be standard if it isn't), you could lose function of the bridge for any number of reasons (fire, rogue wave or what not). All of which should be standard safety procedure.
I mean for all of the amenities that you get, I'd say $25M is a pretty good price, especially if you were going to use it for charter. I prefer something a little smaller and more rugged for personal use (like a Bering 85 or Numarine 32XP), but a company could use this to wine and dine potential clients as well as use it for charters to help offset the operating costs. But it is nice to dream)
Great tour, as always. Beautiful yacht. I do have to laugh, though: any time you or other presenters mention the TV on a yacht you describe the guests watching Formula One. I bet that just every now and then they're watching "Big Bang Theory" repeats.
Good evening, and thank you for your work, it's a pleasure to watch your videos. I have a question regarding the cost of the superyachts and megayachts: why is it more expensive to build a yacht than a luxury cruise ship, relatively speaking ? For example, "The world", measuring 644.2’ (length), 98’ (width), and 22’ (draft) for a 43,520 GT cost a total of $366 million. The source here is cruisehive, I don't know how accurate they are but the prices they give for other boats seem to match the listed price on Wikipedia. The world can host 150~200 persons with a crew of 280, and has many luxury suits. I think Nord cost $500 million, for example, but is much smaller.
Fantastic yacht. And I say that as someone who generally is more attracted to sailing yachts. The asking price almost sounds like a fire sale for a vessel of this caliber. Is the owner Sam Bankman-Fried?
Another great walkthrough David, and please use that GA, have to get the lingo right, for all future videos especially larger yachts as it is very useful. Almost got yourself locked in the wine store. Which would have been a tragedy…. if you didn’t have a corkscrew. Or are they going screw cap like we are doing here in Australia. Almost impossible to find a bottle with a cork even at the higher price point.
They are missing a trick with all that keep fit equipment. They should wire them up to the engine room, and give the yacht a little boost when people are using them. 😂
What a fantastic yacht, but the wood finishes (although I'm sure of exceptional quality) seem dated - I'd have to budget a $3million interior refit into the figures 😀
Hi a question. I buy this beautiful yacht. Next Oct I arrive in Ft Lauderdale. I arrived late the show has started I have to anchor in the bay. It's a rare stormy day in sunny Florida. How do I get from my lovely Trinity MV to land without getting soaked by the rain.
9:40 Wait: Why would the kids be denied access to the wine store? The absolute dunniest thing that could happen on a cruise is the kids getting plastered before either taking a jaunt on a skidoo or just falling overboard every five minutes :)
Now we are talking. Now I only need to win 50 million dollars-I will never spend more than 50 % of what I win in lottery on a yacht. Oh man what a beauty.
Lord I love this ship. Lord god Jesus Christ we could take a lot of people on it. And take food to all the people Aver where my lord god Jesus Christ. Amen.
OMG 4000 galons a day x2 engines... thats 48k gal tankx 3.00 a galon or 150,000 usd a week for fuel or 600k a month and lord forbid 6million a year... youd have to be a billionaire to afford the cost of fuel alone!!!!!
Could your camera person take the time to show what your talking about. I’m interested in buying a yacht not watching you walk around and talk about it
Wow, seems that all the good yacht channels have been hacked. Every time I leave you a comment, I get a spam (text me) reply. I report it every time. I know there's nothing much you can do, but this is really annoying. YT plague these days :(
It's absolutely infuriating. No matter how much I try to close down the fake channel they keep springing up again. My friends on the other Yacht Tube channels are having the same problem!
Mr David Seal, as much as I like your "walkthroughs" I opine that they biased to the charter market and in my words, unprofessional, not fit for purpose! My view is that you need to lift your game. I do appreciate that N&Js primary market is the charter one BUT if N&J want to sell yachts on the open market, then your strategy is dumb! Why do you discourage the owners who want to privately own and occupy a superyacht and travel the Seven Seas? What happens to 10 or 15 year old superyachts used primarily for week long charters when more modern, better yachts become available? I note that you have started showing the GA, the General Arrangement on your walkthroughs, that others have done, better! I will say that I never watch a walkthrough without searching out a GA or deck plan. I like to gain a holistic view of the entire boat, not the glitz and glamour of a few shots or vignettes. As a potential purchaser of a multi million dollar yacht I want an comprehensive overview and detail where it matters. Forgive me but I like food so I absolutely need to see a good galley and how food is stored, cooked and distributed, that chef is nearby. And as someone who would primarily be a live aboard owner with roaming the World a 10 year vision, I'd be wanting a semi or permanent crew that I'd want to be accommodated properly, suitably for long voyages, Something that I don't see usually provided for.
This is marvelous. I absolutely like this brilliant idea of the walk-through as you place the layout with the red dot that moves as you move. this gives the viewer a better understanding of where you are on the yacht as you explain the details. I hope this concept catches on.
The schematic diagram of the GA is a great idea. It makes it much easier for me as a viewer to understand relationships between the various areas of the yacht. - Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
The crew were absolutely charming and really added to the video making it seem more personal. The yacht itself, though stunning, was not overly extravagant allowing it to maintain a very comfortable and home like feel. Bravo David and to your film crew a hearty well done.
The Yacht is beautiful but I also like the extra's you have added to show where you are on the Yacht and seeing the Crew doing there thing.!
yet another fantastic vid. That GA is such a good idea. I love the idea that the crew have such a vested interest in making time aboard so pleasant. honestly, this man never puts a foot wrong . personable, knowledgeable... always well done, always a pleasure to watch.
This is the kind of boat I enjoy the most, classic lines, and classic designs. It is just so inviting and has a very homey and cosy feel to it.
A boat I would love to own.
I love the new graphic feature of showing where you are on the boat.
I like having the main stats on screen right up front, and the GA on-screen while touring is great! Gives us a chance of seeing the allocation of space for the areas not toured. Great tour as always 😊
For some reason seeing the little glimpses of the crew made me laugh- like in a good way. Totally spontaneous.
This video seemed far more at ease and relaxed in all aspects from tour delivery to camera work. Pleasant.
Hi David. 6000 nm is impressive. I appreciate the GA guide of location, high level of quality woodwork. The luxury is in abundance, plenty of spaces for relaxation. This definitely on the list. Awesome walkthrough tour thanks 😊 look forward to part 2
...love the dark amber glass accents, contrasting with the diffused crystalline...love the deep intimacy of the galley...I'm currently reading the book; Catching Fire; how the discovery & capture of cooking with fire, made us human...my Christmas present to myself is French Cooking Classes...sublime...love the study area, nicely situated with sunlight view...absolutely palantine palatial bath & master suite...love the focus on safety backup...Lol..could linger in the wine room?, ...oh, I love to iron the clothes & linens...keeping it neat & tidy ...well, I've used the word 'love-a-lot'...but do believe this fine UnBridled aquatic steed, straight out of a Camelot is truly awesome...thanks so much David for this fine ride in the saddle...
Lovely yacht, thank you for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it
Such an amazing yacht and a great walkthrough, so many details and the use of the different sorts of woods are implemented perfectly well. Thanks for showing us its amazing interior and features.
Great tour of a lovely vessel, David.
That said, this yacht does have some heavy competition with Gallant Lady sitting right there in the background!
Been watching this channel for a while now and just recently watched all of the charter videos. I can't wait to see this one!
You guys all need to go check out that channel lol
Im flying in to Normans Cay in two days to film her…can’t wait 😁
Great tour and awesome that you filmed all the crew areas! Can’t wait to see the 2nd video of this yacht!
Just stunning David. Great to use the plan to show where you are and lovely to see the crew. Look forward to seeing the charter video soon.
This is the most wonderful yacht you've ever shown us! LOVE it! Saving my pennies up... :)
Epic production quality. David’s videos just get better every time!
The yacht is pure class 👍👍👍
It’s currently in port near my house and it is amazing!!!!
It's a nice size galley for sure, but with no windows, so especially with the dark granite, it's very dark in there. I'm not a fan of the 'nice like a home' galley. It's NOT a home kitchen, it's a galley on a ship, and the most important thing is fire safety, hence the use of stainless steel usually. Stone is fine of course, wood is not. Safety comes first!
Safety Safety Safety
Training, Training, Training.
Truly a magnificent vessel.
Really good video of an amazing yacht. Thanks 👍
That work out machine is called "The Yacht brokers terminator" lol, great Yacht
Please include more details on these reviews. Ty. (And make them a lot longer and in multiple parts as needed)
The teak wood on the deck reminds me of parquet flooring
Nice yacht. I particularly liked the size of the sky lounge. I know a light airy modern interior is very popular today, but I prefer a darker more classic interior. I suppose it matches my dark and classic personality. ))
I guess I am 3rd, so I get a medal, right?
I am SPEACHLESS 😮 JUST WOW!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this then you will LOVE the video we filmed of her in the Bahamas on our sister channel: th-cam.com/video/hXJiWnQadvQ/w-d-xo.html
A great looking Yacht.
Good one! I see you've borrowed a trick from Jeff Merrill (the 'you are here' plan overlay) - very useful, especially on the larger vessels.
Adding the GA diagram was useful. You should have hidden the empty champagne bottles when you left the wine cellar. The yacht is well equipped.
I really appreciate the deck blueprints, and location pin when going though the ship, if you can do that on videos going forward 👍
Beautifully appointed, lovely use of wood, everything you would ever need. Nice use of the overlaid GA and specs. 6,000nm at 12knots is going some. I would like to know more about the implications of being over 500GTS, what additional overheads do you have to have? Maybe for you next question session?
Very nice! I wish we were able to see more of the bridge (looks like there was a secondary area behind the seats) and that elusive VIP cabin. This is a fine example of why I love the 150+ range. Do the four cabins hold all 16 crew? Or is there a second crew area?
Thank you for the video. I am looking forward to the charter one as well. 😁
A beautiful yacht at a fair price with a lot of unique features. Perhaps there's an alternate way of storing the tenders?
Love trinity yachts
You are good at these tours. You & Aquaholic should do a a colab
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
I sat on my hands for a while, but now I can't keep it in any longer... 'crew is trained in close unarmed combat'... well, that's great, if they have an out-of-control guest, or a drunk loses his way and waddles up the passerelle. But, if there's an actual threat to the ship (as in piracy), you better believe it will be armed, in which case you put neither guests nor crew in harms way. It's all hands down to the 'safe room', and from what I've seen on the GA (on Fraser), the entire lazarette area can likely function as such. Having an alternate 'helm station' in engineering is common enough (should be standard if it isn't), you could lose function of the bridge for any number of reasons (fire, rogue wave or what not). All of which should be standard safety procedure.
I mean for all of the amenities that you get, I'd say $25M is a pretty good price, especially if you were going to use it for charter. I prefer something a little smaller and more rugged for personal use (like a Bering 85 or Numarine 32XP), but a company could use this to wine and dine potential clients as well as use it for charters to help offset the operating costs. But it is nice to dream)
First tour I have seen that mentioned weapons or in this case the lck thereof. I would personally want weapons, lots of weapons .
Great tour, as always. Beautiful yacht. I do have to laugh, though: any time you or other presenters mention the TV on a yacht you describe the guests watching Formula One. I bet that just every now and then they're watching "Big Bang Theory" repeats.
Im a huge BIG BANG fan…I’ve just finished watching the YOUNG SHELDON series 😁
Good evening, and thank you for your work, it's a pleasure to watch your videos.
I have a question regarding the cost of the superyachts and megayachts: why is it more expensive to build a yacht than a luxury cruise ship, relatively speaking ?
For example, "The world", measuring 644.2’ (length), 98’ (width), and 22’ (draft) for a 43,520 GT cost a total of $366 million. The source here is cruisehive, I don't know how accurate they are but the prices they give for other boats seem to match the listed price on Wikipedia. The world can host 150~200 persons with a crew of 280, and has many luxury suits.
I think Nord cost $500 million, for example, but is much smaller.
Fantastic yacht. And I say that as someone who generally is more attracted to sailing yachts. The asking price almost sounds like a fire sale for a vessel of this caliber. Is the owner Sam Bankman-Fried?
Such a lovely vessel. The Bill Swinger bit... not so much. 😏
Pozdrowienia dla Jarka :-)
Great yacht for my sister and her boyfriend
Times nave changed David, nost people do have arms onboard.
Another great walkthrough David, and please use that GA, have to get the lingo right, for all future videos especially larger yachts as it is very useful. Almost got yourself locked in the wine store. Which would have been a tragedy…. if you didn’t have a corkscrew. Or are they going screw cap like we are doing here in Australia. Almost impossible to find a bottle with a cork even at the higher price point.
Yacht rock
What about air rifles on board? Are there any restrictions?
What is the name of the music in the end?
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I wanted to get a this yacht, but I couldn't because I couldn't find you!
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What happened to the second video?
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What is the asking price ?
Am I first?
I Think you are...Great name by the way 😁
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They are missing a trick with all that keep fit equipment. They should wire them up to the engine room, and give the yacht a little boost when people are using them. 😂
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Is the horse head wall pointing to a mafia boss owner? 🤔 😆😆
Anyone know how long it takes to completely build a boat of this size?. Just curious, no way I could afford the water bill!
Around 4 years to complete a yacht of this size
@@SebastianGarcia-kz4kr thank you
But what does she draft?
What a fantastic yacht, but the wood finishes (although I'm sure of exceptional quality) seem dated - I'd have to budget a $3million interior refit into the figures 😀
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Think I'm second haha
Hi a question. I buy this beautiful yacht. Next Oct I arrive in Ft Lauderdale. I arrived late the show has started I have to anchor in the bay. It's a rare stormy day in sunny Florida. How do I get from my lovely Trinity MV to land without getting soaked by the rain.
Neil hi. Submarine ?. Regards Dave
Lesss kooo
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9:40 Wait: Why would the kids be denied access to the wine store? The absolute dunniest thing that could happen on a cruise is the kids getting plastered before either taking a jaunt on a skidoo or just falling overboard every five minutes :)
Now we are talking. Now I only need to win 50 million dollars-I will never spend more than
50 % of what I win in lottery on a yacht. Oh man what a beauty.
Aluminum hull = easily punctured
That’s a lot of boat, even for that money.
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The galley is way too dark for me.
I think I get lost on a boat that big, call out the search party.
Lord I love this ship. Lord god Jesus Christ we could take a lot of people on it. And take food to all the people Aver where my lord god Jesus Christ. Amen.
Such small windows.
She shall be mine.
I don't care for the different types of wood on the cabinetry. It looks cheap to me.😮
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OMG 4000 galons a day x2 engines... thats 48k gal tankx 3.00 a galon or 150,000 usd a week for fuel or 600k a month and lord forbid 6million a year... youd have to be a billionaire to afford the cost of fuel alone!!!!!
Beallionaire , ?? more than likely ... 😂
American yachts have weapons on them
Could your camera person take the time to show what your talking about. I’m interested in buying a yacht not watching you walk around and talk about it
diefusing
granite
Wow, seems that all the good yacht channels have been hacked. Every time I leave you a comment, I get a spam (text me) reply. I report it every time. I know there's nothing much you can do, but this is really annoying. YT plague these days :(
It's absolutely infuriating. No matter how much I try to close down the fake channel they keep springing up again. My friends on the other Yacht Tube channels are having the same problem!
The lack of taste in this boat is insane
Mr David Seal, as much as I like your "walkthroughs" I opine that they biased to the charter market and in my words, unprofessional, not fit for purpose!
My view is that you need to lift your game.
I do appreciate that N&Js primary market is the charter one BUT if N&J want to sell yachts on the open market, then your strategy is dumb!
Why do you discourage the owners who want to privately own and occupy a superyacht and travel the Seven Seas?
What happens to 10 or 15 year old superyachts used primarily for week long charters when more modern, better yachts become available?
I note that you have started showing the GA, the General Arrangement on your walkthroughs, that others have done, better! I will say that I never watch a walkthrough without searching out a GA or deck plan. I like to gain a holistic view of the entire boat, not the glitz and glamour of a few shots or vignettes.
As a potential purchaser of a multi million dollar yacht I want an comprehensive overview and detail where it matters.
Forgive me but I like food so I absolutely need to see a good galley and how food is stored, cooked and distributed, that chef is nearby.
And as someone who would primarily be a live aboard owner with roaming the World a 10 year vision, I'd be wanting a semi or permanent crew that I'd want to be accommodated properly, suitably for long voyages, Something that I don't see usually provided for.
not to be too negative but let the camera show the day-head you just described but didn't allow time to show it
@YachtforSale94 not all of us are on whatsapp. This is as direct as I can
LOOKS LIKE A 1996 HOTEL....FOR 24 MILLION .....NO THANKS
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