You may be wondering why there is a 'bonus' video being posted after 2 weeks since the yacht show ended. Well it's a good question, but without boring you with all the details, let's just say we had technical issues and we thought the footage was lost but we have been able to recover the footage so hopefully you will enjoy this late but interesting footage.
Perfect timing on the release and well done. I appreciate your effort and the time it takes to present these episodes ...even on the weekends! Looks like you were having a good time.. which counts big time. Don't forget the fun part!
Really pleased for the 'bonus' in fact kind of a treat for a Sunday afternoon a couple weeks after the actual show. I'm glad you found the footage. The explanations of why boats are at the show are great. I'd wondered if it was similar to some aviation and car events I've been to where classics, unique models and others are all in a mix. The sales and hospitality areas seem similar to the aviation industry. The facts about Monaco are pretty unreal seeming. Lots of fun, your research about things in addition to the boat statistics and information adds to the overall picture. One final note. Those models are works of art in and of themselves. I wonder if there is a whole separate (mini- industry??) group of people who build the models for several or most of the companies, or if each shipbuilding outfit has it's own team of model makers. Also am curious about how much the ship models get used during planning and working with prospective owners, the way structural architecture models often do. Keep up the wonderful work eSysman! It's much appreciated.
l also like the TRIUMPH ans it's colors as well....l might like to look into that one👀...But the short range ?....Anyway thanks my Friend for your amazing video's 👍 Shoe🇺🇸
Absolutely amazing content as usual. Thank you for going to the effort to recover it. I think I can speak on behalf of your entire audience to say thank you for going the extra mile.
What an interesting life you must lead and have lead in your yachting experiences. A treasure trove of memories I will wager. Stay safe, be well, and thank you for sharing with us.
I've been aboard a yacht at Monaco a few times, and marveled at all the beautiful yachts, both the visitors and the residents. But! It never occurred to me that the residents would have to leave during the show, or pay the show fee! Wow! That must be an interesting clause in the contract. 😲
BorkumRiff is a tobacco blend from Denmark. Borkum is an island just outside the coast of Germany, in the western part close to the border of the Netherlands.
Great video! Energy’s beach club looks more like a night club. Thanks for the interesting facts about Monaco. 60% of the area of Central Park. Amazing!! 👍👍
Thanks for the bonus. That was a nice treat. I'm sucker for navy blue hulls as well. The Nordhavn I used to spend lots of time on had a navy blue hull. Yes, Melissa spent a lot of time polishing it.
Not wondering, keep them coming. There are a few doing dock walks with video only. Your narrative and information about the yachts and surrounding area make it interesting.
Great video as usual.... enjoyed the wide range of topics/facts presented. I knew Monaco was small, but wow, really small. Your "dock walks" are always enjoyable. Thanks!
On more on "Borkumriff" - Borkum Riff was a lighthouse located at 53° 58' N, and 6° 22' E in Heligoland Bight off the Dutch coast in the North Sea. It was a landmark for seafarers and was well-known to Swedish radio listeners, as weather reports mentioned Borkum Riff several times a day.
My friend you are such a wealth of knowledge just not only dealing with super yachts but with everything that surrounds the entire industry from the A to Z you cover it all...Need to write a book as I always wonder about your background and upbringing and how you got involved with yachting...Great video...
Thank you for bringing another Monaco yacht show to our screens. Some great footage and interesting stats about Monaco. You voiced concerns about wind noise, I did not hear any at all, in fact I didn’t notice any interference at all, the sound was perfect in this video and the others too.👍👍
I always enjoy seeing places that i may never get to visit. I enjoy all of your content and always look forward to a new video from you regardless of the content.
Please answer me: what software do you use to film your superyacht news? I love the splitscreen layout with you on one side and a video on the other. Thanks!
eSysman I thoroughly enjoyed this bonus post of the MYS. It has lot's of additional information. How do you pull those meters-to-feet conversions out of the hat as you narrate?? Very impressive. :) Great post, great content, great presentation. Cheers.
Love your videos, fantastic information. Have you ever heard of the whole or majority of the crew quitting at one time due to not getting along with the captain or senior personnel.
Imagine the bright white has just gotten tired. The lower colors would be a lot easier on the eye instead of glare around you all the time. Looks more sophisticated also. I like it 👍🏻
Did you finally put a 'sock' on the mic? The wind was no issue, at all. Late doesn't really matter, not to most people, anyway, I would guess. Fun to see a ton of boats on one vid. And yeah, I like the blue, too. Very close to the color I put on the hull as an accent color on the deck, with a very white white. My blue had a rather large metal flake, couldn't tell if that one did. Just a little 14' needle nose ski boat, but it was pretty. It had sponsons built into the hull, underneath, so it was fast, too, but really punishing if it was rough (meaning lake rough, not SEA rough!) at all. Made in the 60s IIRC.
very well pronounced! Borkum Riff is the Riff of the Island of Borkum, a well known underwater riff in North Sea, that killed , many ships . Borkum is the German neighbor island of the Dutch island of Texel.
1- at 01:18 for MY 11-11 (and others yatchs), your video shows the plank extended from back to dock. Does this retrack horizontally into the boat (taking of a log of space) or does it end up in some fancy mechanisk that folks it for stowage? That plank os long. 2- at 03:19, you show Energy and you discuss its "Beach Club". When the swimming platform is raised to enclose it, there are still stairs from above. What happens in a big rain storm with water falling down those stairs? Does this mean the beach club has drainage/pumps under its fancy floor that pumps any water flowing down the stairs ? Strange to see "interior" space that has opening on top to the sky vai stairs.
Is the Sunseeker yacht large enough to cross the Atlantic on it's own (generally) or is it more likely brought over one a yacht transport ships? What is the smallest yacht size (generally) that is able to make that crossing?
He mentioned this in one of his Q&A videos, I don't remember which one. If I remember correctly, he said a 60 meter yacht would be the smallest he'd want to make a crossing on. He said that yachts have to be certified for trans Atlantic crossing which was interesting within itself.
Thank you yet again for an enjoyable presentation. May I ask you a question. Is it possible to permanently lease or buy a mooring to base your yacht in Monaco providing one is available. I recall you (or at least I think it was you) pointing to a mooring which was leased or owned by Roman Abramovich paid. Thank you in anticipation.
Hello, thanks for all the videos. A little question: you talk about the stabilizers on the model of MY Infinity, but a bit farther to the back of the boat I saw something else sticking out of the romp. Could you tell me what it is? I'm really curious. Thanks
That was fantastic and very interesting, ,some beautiful yachts , monaco is a place I have always wanted to go see,is an expensive place to live ?and is there manny riva yachts there as My favourite boat is a Riva 88 ,? Thank you I really enjoy these videos, fantastic , keep up the good work 🛳 👍
What an amazing video and information! I would've done better in high school if the teachers inserted 'fun facts' among regular info. Well done! Question, Using an example of a same spec'd vessel, what factors would make a buyer choose Manufacture A over other manufactures (other than cost or relationship with builders ceo etc)?
I thought that there is some limitation in passengers on yachts up to 12 guests because of class regulations. Does the 11-11 have a different regulation then?
Thanks for doing this. One thing I’d be interested in is how often do owners move the boat. Leaving aide charter when the owners come on board for say 1 month how often does the yacht just stay in for example Monaco.
My father used to smoke a pipe tobacco called “Borkum Riff.” There is also a retired lightship named Borkumriff, that has been turned into a museum. It is moored on the German island of Borkum.
Must say that the wind noise was not obtrusive and managed very well, I've heard worse by far. Those Yachts are too big for just my wife and I. I would think that even if your rich the yacht would be under a corporation for charter and tax purposes. As you have mentioned the cost of ownership includes so many other things.
@9:59, Funny to se the propellers on the yacht Infinity is going backward! Or are the prop's just skewed the wrong way? @16.51 Borkum Riff: The name is taken from the well-known fishing banks and reefs off the East Frisian island of Borkum. It's also a tobacco sold i Denmark and Europe.
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 you've won another fantastic video...the prize is...well...a great look at boats much bigger than my truck can tow, and my wallet can withstand...and it's wonderful. Cheers mate!
Sure this has been asked already, but how much for one of those models of the yachts? I mean, I know they range in price, but just curious. Oh, an one other question, who builds them?
Great video but what a difference between the have's and have nots! The poor UK with most people deciding between eating and heating!! What a World we have created!
Hi... random thought... when I was in Venice in 1987 or 8'ish in the USN there has a yacht named the "Nabila" which means robin i think..tied up (moored?) in the grand canal near where my ship..an oiler's liberty boats came ashore (fleet landing?) I think i read about it's change of name and to whom it was sold, but.... if you care to, I'd love your look into it... fair winds and following seas to you.
Excellent video as always. And thanks for taking a newbie like me through the show and the process of buying. Should i wake up one day and discover 100 million euro or so under my pillow I will have a better idea how to spend it. One question. If you agree to let the boat builder show your 100 million yacht as a show piece as to what they can do, would you receive any payment or discount for that. You know like free floor mats or a tank full of fuel. Actually a tank full of fuel might be worth it given the size of their tanks. 350 million for an apartment. Holly sheet. Even if it is two floors.
Beutiful Creations of Man's Imagination ( Plus some Celestial Creativity ) I would be in complete knowledge of every aspect of this ship. If She where mine. And that is a shipload of knowledge.
Infinity right now is near me in Florida I have shot some really nice video of it. If you can find out any info on when it is going to be leaving Fort Pierce I would really appreciation it and I will send you a video.
You may be wondering why there is a 'bonus' video being posted after 2 weeks since the yacht show ended. Well it's a good question, but without boring you with all the details, let's just say we had technical issues and we thought the footage was lost but we have been able to recover the footage so hopefully you will enjoy this late but interesting footage.
Appreciate all the effort you put into your videos, always informative and interesting.
Perfect timing on the release and well done. I appreciate your effort and the time it takes to present these episodes ...even on the weekends! Looks like you were having a good time.. which counts big time. Don't forget the fun part!
Really pleased for the 'bonus' in fact kind of a treat for a Sunday afternoon a couple weeks after the actual show. I'm glad you found the footage. The explanations of why boats are at the show are great. I'd wondered if it was similar to some aviation and car events I've been to where classics, unique models and others are all in a mix. The sales and hospitality areas seem similar to the aviation industry. The facts about Monaco are pretty unreal seeming. Lots of fun, your research about things in addition to the boat statistics and information adds to the overall picture. One final note. Those models are works of art in and of themselves. I wonder if there is a whole separate (mini- industry??) group of people who build the models for several or most of the companies, or if each shipbuilding outfit has it's own team of model makers. Also am curious about how much the ship models get used during planning and working with prospective owners, the way structural architecture models often do. Keep up the wonderful work eSysman! It's much appreciated.
l also like the TRIUMPH ans it's colors as well....l might like to look into that one👀...But the short range ?....Anyway thanks my Friend for your amazing video's 👍
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NAP..WE ENJOY EVERYTHING YOU DO AND APPRECIATE ALL YOUR HARD 😅 WORK
BECAUSE without you we would never have been able to see it 😁💚💚💚
Great job! You basically transported your audience to the event and went along as their tour guide.
Absolutely amazing content as usual. Thank you for going to the effort to recover it. I think I can speak on behalf of your entire audience to say thank you for going the extra mile.
What an interesting life you must lead and have lead in your yachting experiences. A treasure trove of memories I will wager. Stay safe, be well, and thank you for sharing with us.
Yet another wonderful walkaround at the Monaco Boat Show. Thanks so much for your time, impeccable knowledge and this stunning video.
I've been aboard a yacht at Monaco a few times, and marveled at all the beautiful yachts, both the visitors and the residents. But! It never occurred to me that the residents would have to leave during the show, or pay the show fee! Wow! That must be an interesting clause in the contract. 😲
Great tour of the show. Very impressive.
Best thing I've seen on telly all day. 👍👍
This was a great walk through of the show and loved the fun facts….thanks 👍
BorkumRiff is a tobacco blend from Denmark.
Borkum is an island just outside the coast of Germany, in the western part close to the border of the Netherlands.
Love the video, the fun facts about Monaco were awesome, and of course you had to finish with your favorite yacht builder Lurssen. Lol. (:
Great video! Energy’s beach club looks more like a night club. Thanks for the interesting facts about Monaco. 60% of the area of Central Park. Amazing!! 👍👍
Thanks for the bonus.
That was a nice treat.
I'm sucker for navy blue hulls as well.
The Nordhavn I used to spend lots of time on had a navy blue hull.
Yes, Melissa spent a lot of time polishing it.
I'm glad to see more of the show.
Not wondering, keep them coming. There are a few doing dock walks with video only. Your narrative and information about the yachts and surrounding area make it interesting.
Great video as usual.... enjoyed the wide range of topics/facts presented. I knew Monaco was small, but wow, really small. Your "dock walks" are always enjoyable. Thanks!
A very nice video. The sound was fine. Thanks!
Love all your explanations and information...thank you
Thanks for explaining how the show works.
Love the two tone blue hulled yachts.....something different
On more on "Borkumriff" - Borkum Riff was a lighthouse located at 53° 58' N, and 6° 22' E in Heligoland Bight off the Dutch coast in the North Sea. It was a landmark for seafarers and was well-known to Swedish radio listeners, as weather reports mentioned Borkum Riff several times a day.
Thank you for being very knowledgeable, you make it very interesting easy to listen to. God Bless you, keep up the awesome information coming.
My friend you are such a wealth of knowledge just not only dealing with super yachts but with everything that surrounds the entire industry from the A to Z you cover it all...Need to write a book as I always wonder about your background and upbringing and how you got involved with yachting...Great video...
Liked your explanation of how the stabilisers work with the model. Learned something! Thanks
Yep I like Albatross as well - elegant. Good call on not doing the crew qtrs on the vid two back (I think), not sure if I said at the time.
Always great to see so many familiar faces.
eSysman never lets us down; very nice video about how the other half live.😎
Thank you for bringing another Monaco yacht show to our screens. Some great footage and interesting stats about Monaco. You voiced concerns about wind noise, I did not hear any at all, in fact I didn’t notice any interference at all, the sound was perfect in this video and the others too.👍👍
Great job as always I think the yacht Phoenix 2 has a great paint style
I always enjoy seeing places that i may never get to visit. I enjoy all of your content and always look forward to a new video from you regardless of the content.
Really interesting. Thank you. The stats interspersed with yachts feed both my luxury loving side and my inner nerd!
Please answer me: what software do you use to film your superyacht news? I love the splitscreen layout with you on one side and a video on the other. Thanks!
Fascinating as always. Thank you.
Another excellent video, well done.
Thank you sir! Good luck! 👍
Great video, Monaco is brilliant thx for this eSysman
Nice LOOKING Boat’s.
Well done. Loved the presentation and in particular the facts and figures .
Thank you again and keep them coming
Great video, ❤️ thank you sir, TMP from N.J.
eSysman I thoroughly enjoyed this bonus post of the MYS. It has lot's of additional information. How do you pull those meters-to-feet conversions out of the hat as you narrate?? Very impressive. :)
Great post, great content, great presentation. Cheers.
My grandson just got a job with Delta Yachts in Seattle after graduating from the Wooden Boat School in Port. Townsend. It's an exciting time for him.
Great content glad you found it. Thanks for sharing.
First to view Like and Comment.
I'm with you I enjoy the bigger yachts as well. I do prefer the Yachts that are not all white.
So?
Loved the video, thanks for the little Monaco trivia facts.
Love your show videos. Appreciate your insights.
Great video, thank you very much.
Thanks, better late than never. Talking about colour, what colour is easy to clean? Asking for a friend 😏
Love your videos, fantastic information. Have you ever heard of the whole or majority of the crew quitting at one time due to not getting along with the captain or senior personnel.
Imagine the bright white has just gotten tired. The lower colors would be a lot easier on the eye instead of glare around you all the time. Looks more sophisticated also. I like it 👍🏻
Love the walk abouts. Missed them.
Great tour. Give us more.
Fantastic series of videos from the show, i particularly liked the tech tour, keep up the great work.
Such beautiful boats...thank you.
Did you finally put a 'sock' on the mic? The wind was no issue, at all. Late doesn't really matter, not to most people, anyway, I would guess. Fun to see a ton of boats on one vid. And yeah, I like the blue, too. Very close to the color I put on the hull as an accent color on the deck, with a very white white. My blue had a rather large metal flake, couldn't tell if that one did. Just a little 14' needle nose ski boat, but it was pretty. It had sponsons built into the hull, underneath, so it was fast, too, but really punishing if it was rough (meaning lake rough, not SEA rough!) at all. Made in the 60s IIRC.
As always you are doing a great job about amazing yachts.
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very well pronounced! Borkum Riff is the Riff of the Island of Borkum, a well known underwater riff in North Sea, that killed , many ships . Borkum is the German neighbor island of the Dutch island of Texel.
That's interesting. I was about to make a comment that Borkum Riff is also a well known pipe tobacco. I used to smoke it many years ago.
Thanks. I was wondering why there was not more coverage. I like Moneikos.
1- at 01:18 for MY 11-11 (and others yatchs), your video shows the plank extended from back to dock. Does this retrack horizontally into the boat (taking of a log of space) or does it end up in some fancy mechanisk that folks it for stowage? That plank os long.
2- at 03:19, you show Energy and you discuss its "Beach Club". When the swimming platform is raised to enclose it, there are still stairs from above. What happens in a big rain storm with water falling down those stairs? Does this mean the beach club has drainage/pumps under its fancy floor that pumps any water flowing down the stairs ? Strange to see "interior" space that has opening on top to the sky vai stairs.
I really liked the colour scheme of motoryacht triumphs
What a fun video! Thank you!
Is the Sunseeker yacht large enough to cross the Atlantic on it's own (generally) or is it more likely brought over one a yacht transport ships? What is the smallest yacht size (generally) that is able to make that crossing?
He mentioned this in one of his Q&A videos, I don't remember which one. If I remember correctly, he said a 60 meter yacht would be the smallest he'd want to make a crossing on. He said that yachts have to be certified for trans Atlantic crossing which was interesting within itself.
My old Boss bought 2 apartments smashed into 1 in Monaco, He hated being there but they had good parking.
Thank you yet again for an enjoyable presentation. May I ask you a question. Is it possible to permanently lease or buy a mooring to base your yacht in Monaco providing one is available. I recall you (or at least I think it was you) pointing to a mooring which was leased or owned by Roman Abramovich paid. Thank you in anticipation.
Hello, thanks for all the videos. A little question: you talk about the stabilizers on the model of MY Infinity, but a bit farther to the back of the boat I saw something else sticking out of the romp. Could you tell me what it is? I'm really curious. Thanks
Good stuff. Thanks.
That was fantastic and very interesting, ,some beautiful yachts , monaco is a place I have always wanted to go see,is an expensive place to live ?and is there manny riva yachts there as My favourite boat is a Riva 88 ,? Thank you I really enjoy these videos, fantastic , keep up the good work 🛳 👍
What an amazing video and information! I would've done better in high school if the teachers inserted 'fun facts' among regular info. Well done!
Question, Using an example of a same spec'd vessel, what factors would make a buyer choose Manufacture A over other manufactures (other than cost or relationship with builders ceo etc)?
I like OKTO it's always been my favourite boat
I thought that there is some limitation in passengers on yachts up to 12 guests because of class regulations. Does the 11-11 have a different regulation then?
Very cool. Hay I sleep in the v berth all the time!
Thanks for doing this. One thing I’d be interested in is how often do owners move the boat. Leaving aide charter when the owners come on board for say 1 month how often does the yacht just stay in for example Monaco.
On the Infinity model the starboard screw is turning in reverse. Someone missed that detail when building it.
My father used to smoke a pipe tobacco called “Borkum Riff.” There is also a retired lightship named Borkumriff, that has been turned into a museum. It is moored on the German island of Borkum.
Sunseeker 116 is the most beautiful sunseeker better than the 131 and even better than the new 100. Perfect for Bahamas and Caribbean cruising. 🌴🏝️
Must say that the wind noise was not obtrusive and managed very well, I've heard worse by far. Those Yachts are too big for just my wife and I. I would think that even if your rich the yacht would be under a corporation for charter and tax purposes. As you have mentioned the cost of ownership includes so many other things.
@9:59, Funny to se the propellers on the yacht Infinity is going backward! Or are the prop's just skewed the wrong way?
@16.51 Borkum Riff: The name is taken from the well-known fishing banks and reefs off the East Frisian island of Borkum. It's also a tobacco sold i Denmark and Europe.
Borkum Riff is a famous german reef which used to have a “lighthouseship” named Borkum Riff.
Very good,I like that,hahahaha I become too be suprise suprise🤔
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 you've won another fantastic video...the prize is...well...a great look at boats much bigger than my truck can tow, and my wallet can withstand...and it's wonderful. Cheers mate!
Hi, all these yachts are high end and beautiful, but I notice nothing is said about how fire proof contents and yachts might be?
Sure this has been asked already, but how much for one of those models of the yachts? I mean, I know they range in price, but just curious.
Oh, an one other question, who builds them?
10:35 Lurssen my favorite one
Great video but what a difference between the have's and have nots! The poor UK with most people deciding between eating and heating!! What a World we have created!
great facts love it
Forest Park in Portland Oregon is 7.969 sq. miles, I didn't know Central Park was so small
Hi... random thought... when I was in Venice in 1987 or 8'ish in the USN there has a yacht named the "Nabila" which means robin i think..tied up (moored?) in the grand canal near where my ship..an oiler's liberty boats came ashore (fleet landing?) I think i read about it's change of name and to whom it was sold, but.... if you care to, I'd love your look into it... fair winds and following seas to you.
Video coming soon on that very yacht!
@@YachtReport cool beans mate!
Can you find where Stormy weather is. It’s a 54 Classic sailing yacht. My dad wants to know. Also great video
That was great. I'll take the lot (Harry Potter).
Excellent video as always. And thanks for taking a newbie like me through the show and the process of buying. Should i wake up one day and discover 100 million euro or so under my pillow I will have a better idea how to spend it. One question. If you agree to let the boat builder show your 100 million yacht as a show piece as to what they can do, would you receive any payment or discount for that. You know like free floor mats or a tank full of fuel. Actually a tank full of fuel might be worth it given the size of their tanks. 350 million for an apartment. Holly sheet. Even if it is two floors.
Beutiful Creations of Man's Imagination ( Plus some Celestial Creativity ) I would be in complete knowledge of every aspect of this ship. If She where mine. And that is a shipload of knowledge.
Pity about all the chemtrails over Monaco, but lovely yachts!!❤
Man I wanna buy one of those models probably closest I will get lol.
Are you allowed to go aboard and view all yachts or some? Is it by appointment or invitation?
Do you can, as a tourist to go inside to some of this yachts only to see them and take some photos ?
No, that’s not possible.
I remember when a 65/75m was a big boat in the old days. Kid's toys these days.
That sailing yacht Borkum Riff is the eponymous name of the pipe tobacco (Swedish).
Next time you show a sailboat show the top of the masts
It helps to identify the sail setup for the people into sailboats
good video
Infinity right now is near me in Florida I have shot some really nice video of it. If you can find out any info on when it is going to be leaving Fort Pierce I would really appreciation it and I will send you a video.