First look: Oyster 675
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- Our first look at the new Oyster 675 following her Southampton Boatshow debut in September. This is the first of a new mid size 'coupe' range from Oyster that also includes its new 745.
See our full report in the December 2016 issue of Yachting World
the show of Hodge is amasing, bravo
Beautiful looking Oyster and nice internal layout - Oh! well maybe one day? Thanks for sharing - Thumbs up 👍
Why is everyone so critical of these reviews? I come across so many videos where people are having a sook in the comment section. Toby is extremely knowledgeable and presents us some great boats. Yachts are complex and it’s impossible to cover every bit. The fact that people think that they should be receiving Oscar winning content every week is a joke. These are some of the best boat presentations on TH-cam. Everyone needs to chill out and be grateful for what they get.
Because they are jealous losers that will never sail anything that is being reviewed.
Democrats! Toby is BEST!
Just as soon as I get my lottery win.... Yeah, in my dreams. Wonderful looking vessel though and I really love the fact that just two people can manage her comfortably. Excellent video review, thanks!
This dude is the best reviewer in my opinion
Oyster, Discovery, Contest, Hallberg Rassy and Hanse now. So many choices. OMG. Which is best???
Splendid boat!
No, it's not the first Oyster with a master forward cabin. The Oyster 42 introduced that feature way back in 1996.
Something like this with a shoal draft keel would be perfect for Duxbury and St. John.👍
Sweet spot 60-80 feet, that's a huge sweet spot when most boats sold are under 45
Why not show the engine room?
I wish they would give pricing data in these quick reviews. thanks.
If you have to ask, then you can't afford it.
did you think up this quip all by yourself?
No, that quip is pretty common, but you know that.
Bobby Shah if you need to ask the price. You can't afford it.
Dear owen and steven we understand that you don't understand. Bobby... great question don't listen to these douchebags. And they should put a bloody price in the report anyway...
Still prefer a discovery. Toby's aging gracefully.
Ling Du q
Totally agree. If only for two things. The ultra massive fridge in the disco and the ultra quite machinery room. When he said quite under engine I totally said not as quite as the disco.
Ive seen a lot of videos on these boats and they are beautiful. The fact that those hull windows dont fit flush really irks me though. How much more effort would it really have taken to design those windows in flush fitting? Wouldnt it reduce drag a bit as well? It makes no sense.
Over the years, Toby's aged so beautifully. Once a pretty boy and now entering the full grown man status. Such a good looking guy >.< AND of course what a beautiful boat this is
Looks like he started doing heroin
Not necessarily. I've seen vegetarians go that way as well ;D
haha sounds like a Toby review
Tobe never sailed a boat he didn't want to sell .
Will someone please answer a landlubber's question? The nomenclature is cryptic to the uninitiated. In this case, I suspect that the 67 indicates that represents the vessel's length. Is that correct? The mystery is the 5 at the end. Does that mean that the cost is five million pounds sterling, or something else? Inquiring minds would like to know.
My second favorite Oyster after the 745. I prefer the 675's U-shaped galley though.
Nice tent on deck
he said it was quiet ???
This is NOT a review of the boat. Just a small advert for the magazine !! Nothing else
I would like one of these, Thank you....
Ooh looks like a nice booten
PLS, do a Shipman 59 review
I can tell he like that boat from his body language
this guy couldent possibly seem less exited.
If a vessel has any sharp corners down below- you can tell the designers don’t know wtf they are doing, or just don’t give a ...
Nice rounded angles -
I know that might sound DAFF, and one would expect Oyster to have their &$!? together.. I’m just amazed when I see I new production vessel... and the sharp corners..
Now I can enjoy the rest of the features 😂
Does it have a button to detach the keel? Don't want to go offshore without a way to send my keel box to the bottom.
No, the keel will detach it self and send your yacht to the bottom! This happend in 2015 and Oyster hasn't recovered from this damage and is now in liquidation.
`,~-T H A T' S T H E J O K E-~,`
looks like the keel is still on this one but probably not for long try to avoid the seaweed.
great. ☺️
You've got the best Job Toby,can ya learn me how to do it?😉
Thorfinn986_doesn't_do_average I do not know in English.. but in my own language if you say “can you learn me how...” you are already starting in the worst possible way..
@@skyworldita It's a joke,using English words
isn't the bow of the boat too low on the water ?!
it didnt sound "quiet" to me.
perfection yet again for the 1%...not bitter, just saying.
I’m bitter
@@frankd2301 The Bible says, "Don't covet," but when I see a boat like that I'm "Covet, covet, covet, covet!"
How do you describe a forward deck as "flush" when 4 vents are coming out of the deck? Master cabin forward is a good idea you think? have you ever been at sea? try using that cabin in seas above one meter... "dinghy garage"? Really? these reviews are pathetic... an afternoon sail on flat water on the solent and you think you can describe such a yacht..
Reynald Néron yawn piss off wanker
You are a fool. This is just a little advert for the magazine. Where you can read it all
£2,500,000.00
Aawwfuuull music choice
CADÊ os Detalhes, muito mal feita a reportagem!!! Gosto dos vídeos de vcs mas esse foi péssimo!
I like the boat but I REALLY hate the publicity blurb that coming from this man. "Nobody knows this 60-80-footer sweet spot better than Oyster"? Well, if Oyster knows it so well why they have such huge problems working in it? And what the hell is a "powerful hull"? As opposed to what? Swan's weak lines? Contest's wavering deck? Come on, man! You're selling multimillion dollars yacht, not lawnmowers.
Why are you complaining? You can’t afford it anyway
@@Dwade689 So you're only allowed to have an opinion about the things you can afford? Poor you.
A really great yacht and great interiors fit. I do wonder if any prospective owners have thought to explore a catamaran build.
nive vid but damn, if i had the money......
So many of these videos don't show what it is actually like to operate. Oh the lines are here, the sheets are there. Yeah, show me some tacks. Show me some navigation. It's all British accent and no go.
Bavaria c46
very noisy engine
John Smith totally agree. Not quite at all. The disco 57/58 are much quieter. And the Amel 50/55.
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All these modern boats are designed for women.Take it down the African coast and then go onto South America and lets have a report on what was good and not so good with the boat.
And no excitement in his voice at all! All most like he was forced to do this vid with a rusty knife being pointing at him from behind the camera, with the threat of a beheading!
what's wrong with you?
Beautiful boats for rich idiots who will never use them. I wonder how many of these will be afloat in 40 years time.
massive fan of Oyster - and the 675 - but on this occasion, Toby Hodges is sooooo wooden and unconvincing. and the editing doesn't help. Oyster, please go back to the drawing board.
So far the strongest argumentation I ever have heard! The reporter is wooden, the edit is bad --> your conclusion --> Oyster need to redesign it's new boat!
I guess I'm not smart enough for your logic!
This is just a small advert for the magazine !!
What's the fun of a sailboat that sails itself? All these new ships with so many "comfort" gadgets are plain boring. If I want to sail, it means I WANT to use lines, winches, maps, etc. Just like anything else, sailing is being ruined by mankind's laziness. What a shame.
I'd love to. 50 years ago they did it. Did we turn to snails?
Yup! You can get very nice 80's ships for a crumb. Perfect working conditions, but they don't have all the gadgets the lazy rich looks for. Good for us, actual sailing lovers! ;)
I think the idea on a boat that size is so you can easily shorthand it if needed, when there are only two of you onboard and one of you is sleeping.
Anything other than muscle power is lazy. You sailors are lazy.
You clearly never stepped on a sailboat if you think no muscles are required to operate one.
God this guy puts me to sleep! Lovely boat though
Don't be tall and work in the kitchen.
I wish they would get someone who knows what he's talking about and can speak fluently! I'm crew and could do better haha
Something like this with a shoal draft keel would be perfect for Duxbury and St. John.👍