Wow! 8 passengers decent crew and great choices in systems. Simplicity and functional beauty. Classic but so very modern in how it is designed. One of my favorite of the more manageable type of boats. Something you could owner operate and take plenty of guests with you.
What a nice functional yacht- not too big and a nice to have a main level room. I love the wood!!! The decks are a great space!! Nice job David and crew 👏🏾
Oh I agree with this comment like no other! I've been commentating on yacht videos for years close to decades were why do shipyards build these complicated layouts over simple practicality! Yes 3 bars on one deck. Cabinets all over the place, saloons with a tv on the wall away from saloon. Weird jelly bean shaped saloon couches instead of simple l or u shape couches like on this! Mainly I find the used to build the yacht around the saloon but today outdoor space is first kitchen second and the saloon is last as an afterthought! We're do you spend all your time when not in water and nights?? THE SALOON for goodness sake! This is a beautiful vessel, simple elegant full of space, not cramped with bars and cabinets just perfect ! All modern builders need to go back to the old roots! Happy sailing all🛥⚓and God bless all 🙏❤ thanks Dave!
The phrase that comes to mind is Harmony of design, craft and function.. the feel of this vessel is of quiet quality. The engineering and logic underlying this vessel is both born of experience and that little extra daring the choice of Engines.. the layout and then the adding of the stern foil. So many dont consider that sort of efficiency gain ..because it doesnt show.
This is such a beautiful Gem 💎 the bridge is properly situated without even a leaning post and wonderful wheel . So you can walk back and forth on the bridge . With the twin engines you can walk her side to side after locating the sweet spot on the rudder undocking and docking saving the beautiful paint job . Beautiful 👍
Lovely looking, exquisitely built and with great proportions. Note to builders, you don't have to pack a hull with loads of cabins and dining-rooms that never get used. Keep it simple. As for the engineroom, FAB. Thanks David and the team.
👍👍👍 Thumbs up again David. Your vids are on another level. Can you make the transitions a 'little slower' however. SO much to see. I love this one and agree with all the comments below! Fair winds to you and your team...⛵
... nice work David & Crew ... luv' ta' see ya' in that wonderful beard & bare feet ... oh, so cool & relaxed ... the jewel tone richness of the colour of this production is an absolute delight of fresh air ... & speaking of fresh air, I'm soon moving to the Canadian Rockies; Banff ... & will be 'high & dry' from the wonderful joys of Yachts ... but, will look forward to a much anticipated hopeful holiday @ the Monaco SuperYacht Show this October; (book ended with the Genoa Event?) ... luv' it this fine ship ... the colourways are amazing .... cinnabar & sea salt, turqoises, & caramel tans ... just a yummy palette ... much can be said of the 'comfort fit' ... this is just right ... integrity & solidarity, sturdy & reliable ... very, very nice ... a cozy place to call home ... love the textiles ... so inspiring for my embroidery & knitting ... yes, I'm sure that some 'treasures' are 'keepers' for the owners ... love the chronometer; adds such historic character ... love the shower; looks good too; just the right height ... a nice efficient compact galley ... great for morning menemen or sucuklu yumurta & borek? ... favourite sea bass ... or the lip puckering anchovies? ...can the two beds be joined into a king size? ...I'm a big believer in pantry & food storage ... very glad to see the freezers ...wow, what an engine room ... I must check out the Scania ... oh, wow ... with the final parting footage, I'd love to be onboard ... I'll think of this when I'm in the Canadian 'Chilly Rocks' ... love the split screen work too ... bye' til' next time ... see you soon ...
Hi Colin - Yes! She really was charming, and the setting of the bay just north of Bodrum was spectacular. We filmed this the day after my luggage was lost...so I'm lacking the usual white shirt look!
That would have been SSSOOOOOOOO cool during covid! Pop off to some island somewhere do what you want, just you & your family!!!! Ugh! I had never thought about that before!
My perception of yacht is something like this, not a floating disco. The name Dilnişin is a Farsi word originally, meaning "something that is pleasant and likeable"
One day people will walk into a brokerage and say "I would like to buy a gentlemen's yacht" and everyone will know what is meant. David with this term you sort of coined an all new category...
@@Yachtsforsaleblog it’s just one of the best in Bodrum together with it’s neighbour Lujo. You should definitly stay in one them the next time you visit Bodrum.
I've seen a few "skylounge" flybridges without a helm station, so a "sundeck" makes sense. Unless you're an owner operator and wanting that driving perch in the sun, sure. Sunseeker Sports and Princess F-Class will always have a helm up there for good reason... but for a fully crewed vessel, my goodness it's almost _so obvious_ that almost everyone has missed it.
Very nice, and interesting yacht, one of the few yacht vlogs I watched from beginning to end, I usually skip through! 😁👍✌ P.S. When you opened the hatch in the engine room there was a lot of wood. Is this yacht fabricated with wood?
Really like the no upper helm. I just hate seeing high dollar electronics exposed to weather. Don't tell me they hold up just fine...I've worked on many Yachts where they failed. It was good money for us but the owners weren't pleased.
OK, wildly confused here. Potable water is just water safe to drink. The ships watermaker, generally a reverse osmosis unit on vessels that size, makes water that's perfectly safe to drink. In another comment you confirm it does have a watermaker. So why can't people drink the water from that system? And if it's not safe to drink, why would anyone want to take a shower in it? Are yachties just so difficult to please that they refuse to drink water out of a watermaker? Do they realize that this sounds to me like a Princess and the Pea sort of situation? Should I accidentally become a guest on one of these vessels would I immediately be found out as a working class imposter because I was perfectly willing to drink water from the tap the same as I am at home? Are there any other dead giveaways that people like me don't belong? Or should I give up now and try the old "Noble Savage" routine that Benjamin Franklin worked to such good effect in Paris? "Sean like tap water. Sean have no bottled water in America. Sean find bed too soft. Please put pea under mattress so Sean can sleep."
Hi Sean, thanks for your comment. Most yachts use the water maker for showers and wash downs only. I’ve never drunk from a tap on a boat, but I imagine it wouldn’t be great. After all it’s just desalinated sea water rather than mineral water. Now that I think about it, when I’m in the US most restaurants put a glass of tap water on the table the moment I sit down. I must have turned into a Princess over the years because I NEVER drink it. I really dislike the taste. It’s EVIAN all the way for me!!!!
So did I miss something? You said you were stepping into the crew quarters. You never showed or said anything about how much crew it will sleep. And is there a captain‘s cabin? Or is this really owner operator only?
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Seems strange, they'd not have a water maker for potable when everything else (you mentioned the freezers etc) is geared towards long stays aboard.
You used the phrase "talking to" in the email I just received. May I suggest that you use "talking with" instead. It creates an expectation of us enjoying an interesting exchange rather than a lecture from just you. It is more persuasive which is your goal of the email.
Wow! 8 passengers decent crew and great choices in systems. Simplicity and functional beauty. Classic but so very modern in how it is designed. One of my favorite of the more manageable type of boats. Something you could owner operate and take plenty of guests with you.
What a nice functional yacht- not too big and a nice to have a main level room. I love the wood!!! The decks are a great space!! Nice job David and crew 👏🏾
Oh I agree with this comment like no other! I've been commentating on yacht videos for years close to decades were why do shipyards build these complicated layouts over simple practicality! Yes 3 bars on one deck. Cabinets all over the place, saloons with a tv on the wall away from saloon. Weird jelly bean shaped saloon couches instead of simple l or u shape couches like on this! Mainly I find the used to build the yacht around the saloon but today outdoor space is first kitchen second and the saloon is last as an afterthought! We're do you spend all your time when not in water and nights?? THE SALOON for goodness sake! This is a beautiful vessel, simple elegant full of space, not cramped with bars and cabinets just perfect ! All modern builders need to go back to the old roots! Happy sailing all🛥⚓and God bless all 🙏❤ thanks Dave!
The phrase that comes to mind is Harmony of design, craft and function.. the feel of this vessel is of quiet quality.
The engineering and logic underlying this vessel is both born of experience and that little extra daring the choice of Engines.. the layout and then the adding of the stern foil.
So many dont consider that sort of efficiency gain ..because it doesnt show.
That yacht is so beautiful, I’m speechless
This is such a beautiful Gem 💎 the bridge is properly situated without even a leaning post and wonderful wheel .
So you can walk back and forth on the bridge .
With the twin engines you can walk her side to side after locating the sweet spot on the rudder undocking and docking saving the beautiful paint job .
Beautiful 👍
This is my favorite style of yacht. This is beautiful. Thank you for the tour!
Lovely looking, exquisitely built and with great proportions. Note to builders, you don't have to pack a hull with loads of cabins and dining-rooms that never get used. Keep it simple. As for the engineroom, FAB. Thanks David and the team.
And finally a yacht that doesn't have a bar every 9 or so feet.
This yacht looks like a yacht and feels like a yacht unlike most of the yachts nowadays. Great tour
Couldn't agree more. Still a lot of comfort and amenities.
? not at all this boat and quite simply a yacht with a classic design for purists for some you have to live with the times with a current design
Kind greetings from Canada. A super presentation of a lovely yacht AND the engine room is fabulous. Thank you!
Another beautiful boat mate, I'm beginning to expect only the best from you. well done.
I really enjoy the elegance of a gentleman's yacht.
Hi David. A stunning gentleman's yacht. Renowned turkish wooden construction. Awesome engine room. Great walkthrough tour thanks 😊
Great presentation sir....and what a unique stunning boat.
I love the idea of a proper gentlemen's yacht, and that is a lovely example.
realy sweet yacht with alot of space. i like that style of yachts.
👍👍👍 Thumbs up again David. Your vids are on another level. Can you make the transitions a 'little slower' however. SO much to see. I love this one and agree with all the comments below! Fair winds to you and your team...⛵
... nice work David & Crew ... luv' ta' see ya' in that wonderful beard & bare feet ... oh, so cool & relaxed ... the jewel tone richness of the colour of this production is an absolute delight of fresh air ... & speaking of fresh air, I'm soon moving to the Canadian Rockies; Banff ... & will be 'high & dry' from the wonderful joys of Yachts ... but, will look forward to a much anticipated hopeful holiday @ the Monaco SuperYacht Show this October; (book ended with the Genoa Event?) ... luv' it this fine ship ... the colourways are amazing .... cinnabar & sea salt, turqoises, & caramel tans ... just a yummy palette ... much can be said of the 'comfort fit' ... this is just right ... integrity & solidarity, sturdy & reliable ... very, very nice ... a cozy place to call home ... love the textiles ... so inspiring for my embroidery & knitting ... yes, I'm sure that some 'treasures' are 'keepers' for the owners ... love the chronometer; adds such historic character ... love the shower; looks good too; just the right height ... a nice efficient compact galley ... great for morning menemen or sucuklu yumurta & borek? ... favourite sea bass ... or the lip puckering anchovies? ...can the two beds be joined into a king size? ...I'm a big believer in pantry & food storage ... very glad to see the freezers ...wow, what an engine room ... I must check out the Scania ... oh, wow ... with the final parting footage, I'd love to be onboard ... I'll think of this when I'm in the Canadian 'Chilly Rocks' ... love the split screen work too ... bye' til' next time ... see you soon ...
Excellent yacht well done david
She’s beautiful! Classic lines.
Goddam this boat makes me loathe my current lifestyle. Excellent tour thank you.
You get the feel of a real yatch here...i see too why they call it a gentleman's yatch-truely it is. The lay out & mahogany💯 well thought out
My favorite style is this gentleman’s yacht.
Whay an epic yacht!
Love the Ulysse Nardin connection…I’ve had mine since 2003!
That is a well outfitted yacht.
What away to to take you back into a time of relaxing luxury. A lovely yacht, I prefer the "gentleman's" type yachts, more character and homely.
Hi Colin - Yes! She really was charming, and the setting of the bay just north of Bodrum was spectacular. We filmed this the day after my luggage was lost...so I'm lacking the usual white shirt look!
What a nice practical yacht...imo
I didn't catch who built it.
TAKA Yachts
I really love the old yacht mahogany. I'd keep the chronometer on the bridge and add a sextant to it.
When I die I like him to narrated my life flashing back. He def could have a career in audiobooks
That would have been SSSOOOOOOOO cool during covid! Pop off to some island somewhere do what you want, just you & your family!!!! Ugh! I had never thought about that before!
Beautiful.
My perception of yacht is something like this, not a floating disco. The name Dilnişin is a Farsi word originally, meaning "something that is pleasant and likeable"
If yachts were built like this more often you wouldn't see as many hit the market as they do today. What a classy ship.
Straight from God....Gorgeous.
Beautiful yacht. Come on lottery on Tuesday🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
One day people will walk into a brokerage and say "I would like to buy a gentlemen's yacht" and everyone will know what is meant. David with this term you sort of coined an all new category...
Not really "a gentleman's yacht" is not a new term, and certainly not coined by David.
Wow!
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
Here from the super yacht show :)
I’ve been on this yacht two weeks ago while we visited Titanic Deluxe Resort.
Amazing! It s berthed as you know right outside the resort. I would have liked to have taken a look around Titanic, it looked like a beautiful resort.
@@Yachtsforsaleblog it’s just one of the best in Bodrum together with it’s neighbour Lujo. You should definitly stay in one them the next time you visit Bodrum.
I've seen a few "skylounge" flybridges without a helm station, so a "sundeck" makes sense. Unless you're an owner operator and wanting that driving perch in the sun, sure. Sunseeker Sports and Princess F-Class will always have a helm up there for good reason... but for a fully crewed vessel, my goodness it's almost _so obvious_ that almost everyone has missed it.
Very nice, and interesting yacht, one of the few yacht vlogs I watched from beginning to end, I usually skip through! 😁👍✌
P.S. When you opened the hatch in the engine room there was a lot of wood. Is this yacht fabricated with wood?
Hi Tom, Yes. The Turks have an amazing wooden yacht industry. They use wood and epoxy resin.
@@Yachtsforsaleblog That makes this yacht even more interesting, thanks for the answer. 👍✌
Charming.
This is a beautiful yacht, would you be able to cross oceans , I wonder
Really like the no upper helm. I just hate seeing high dollar electronics exposed to weather. Don't tell me they hold up just fine...I've worked on many Yachts where they failed. It was good money for us but the owners weren't pleased.
A slice of Turkey!
Great vid. Could you possibly do the SY?
Beautiful @ old World craftsmanship! Can someone explain wood and epoxy resin ?
Quite the salesman I must admit.
Price please
this motor yacht seen at YMB yachting during the video we could hear a lot of lapping this boat does not have enough soundproofing
David, hull vanes appear to improve fuel efficiency, range and maximum speed. However few yachts are retrofitted with hull vanes. Why not?
OK, wildly confused here. Potable water is just water safe to drink. The ships watermaker, generally a reverse osmosis unit on vessels that size, makes water that's perfectly safe to drink. In another comment you confirm it does have a watermaker. So why can't people drink the water from that system? And if it's not safe to drink, why would anyone want to take a shower in it?
Are yachties just so difficult to please that they refuse to drink water out of a watermaker? Do they realize that this sounds to me like a Princess and the Pea sort of situation? Should I accidentally become a guest on one of these vessels would I immediately be found out as a working class imposter because I was perfectly willing to drink water from the tap the same as I am at home?
Are there any other dead giveaways that people like me don't belong? Or should I give up now and try the old "Noble Savage" routine that Benjamin Franklin worked to such good effect in Paris?
"Sean like tap water. Sean have no bottled water in America. Sean find bed too soft. Please put pea under mattress so Sean can sleep."
Hi Sean, thanks for your comment. Most yachts use the water maker for showers and wash downs only. I’ve never drunk from a tap on a boat, but I imagine it wouldn’t be great. After all it’s just desalinated sea water rather than mineral water.
Now that I think about it, when I’m in the US most restaurants put a glass of tap water on the table the moment I sit down. I must have turned into a Princess over the years because I NEVER drink it. I really dislike the taste.
It’s EVIAN all the way for me!!!!
Another good reason we need to work to LOWER FUEL PRICES... ! :-)
I'm surprised the original owner didn't put the crew berths in the engine room.
So did I miss something? You said you were stepping into the crew quarters. You never showed or said anything about how much crew it will sleep. And is there a captain‘s cabin? Or is this really owner operator only?
2 BEDS,ONE TWIN AND ONE FULL SIZE. SO IM THINKING 3
That ships chronometer probably cost as much as the yacht ☺️
I'd say this would be a vessel fitting you personally 😉
They never show these boats actually being used.
Very nice yacht, well fitted out, but no water maker?
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Yes, she has a water maker too. The water maker is used for the showers etc but not for potable water.
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Seems strange, they'd not have a water maker for potable when everything else (you mentioned the freezers etc) is geared towards long stays aboard.
You used the phrase "talking to" in the email I just received. May I suggest that you use "talking with" instead. It creates an expectation of us enjoying an interesting exchange rather than a lecture from just you. It is more persuasive which is your goal of the email.
Good advice. Thanks.
On the eighth day Satan said put fiberglass over wood
Are you paid per "actually" used? There are other ways of expressing yourself......actually😇
I’m still waiting for what’s more to meet the eye? Yeah clickbait ya chooch. I’m all set watching your presentations.