That’s another stunning new boat. Sunseeker is really nailing the market in this size range, and rightfully so. Lovely detail and amazing amount of useable and flexible space.
Looks nice. With the advent of fast satellite internet like starlink you could offer remote captaining and engine room checks. Could even have a remote controlled cooking robot. A couple of tucked away robotic arms in the galley. To get crewed functionality without crew onboard has to be a sales maker. And in extension of that, rather than remote functions, it could be onboard AI. Winner takes all.
The helm in my book should have one single panel curved glass no central millions. I know will cost more but it’s well worth it for the buyer to have it and most be mush bigger then that to get more light. Or the same size plus panoramic sun roof that you can open to get more light and air.
Everyone says that at a boat show, but the reality is when you're on the water you don't even see them. You adjust your head and body so you look around them without even thinking, a bit like how you change gear of a car without thinking when you've driven enough. Look at the big proper commercial vessels, mullions everywhere. If anything side mullions are more important but they exist too. But yeah, a couple of hundred grand of windshield sure does look purty at a boat show.
I'm surprised they can't make a steering/joystick/thruster/etc deal.......the size of a remote control for a toy airplane or car. and put it on a cord so it reaches both sides of the boat....have one on the front and back of the boat....so basic you could see clearly the side of the boat when docking from the 4 corners of the boat...make it waterproof and since it's on a cord it can't go overboard..and if there's one on the front and back you have redundancy
You can get remotes to dock, Sunseeker will fit them for you, see James' channel (Virtual Yacht Broker) he talks about them becoming so standard that most owners are not even having the rear docking station installed. And yes you can get all-round cameras if you want them too, again Sunseeker absolutely do custom installs if you require and desire. However most owners do not need 4-corner cameras to dock. Heck, most owners do not need any cameras to dock so there is little point installing them as standard. But yes, if you want remote docking, cameras, thermal cameras, low-light cameras, all-round docking lights, whatever you want Sunseeker will do during the commission or if you get a 2nd hand one they are all straightforward retrofits.
I do not like the main deck layout at all. It only has one seating section plus a large tv that is fixed and blocks the window view behind it,plus it has that really goofy rectangular stool that looks very awkward to move for dining. They should have the 52 ft layout as an option but I don’t think they do. So I would switch to the princess 55
Sorry Sean, too busy from side view with too many stuck on bits of plastic on saloon windows and with angled edges and fins everywhere that would even make a 1960's Plymouth Fury or Chev Bel Air blush. Foredeck is messy as well. Still, even this can't hide the beautiful job Sunseeker do with fitout. Fix outside view though.
I love this boat! Stylish but practicality not forgotten, would be a dream to own one of these
I am so grateful that you guys are crazy enough to build these awesome machines!
Just saw it at the Miami boat show... was my favourite yacht on the show in that class... beautiful in many ways with all the attention to details!
That’s another stunning new boat. Sunseeker is really nailing the market in this size range, and rightfully so. Lovely detail and amazing amount of useable and flexible space.
Thank you for your kind comments.
incredible many details and very confortable great engineering and design work!
Very Nice! Love it!
Actually I am already getting used to this interior already, particularly the stunning woodwork
Alloy wheels?
Is the lower helm seat height adjustable as the wheel seems rather low to the seat. What is the engine option if you go for IPS?
Looks nice. With the advent of fast satellite internet like starlink you could offer remote captaining and engine room checks. Could even have a remote controlled cooking robot. A couple of tucked away robotic arms in the galley. To get crewed functionality without crew onboard has to be a sales maker. And in extension of that, rather than remote functions, it could be onboard AI. Winner takes all.
How much does it cost in GDP with all of the optional features?
As mentioned below, why have a large window and block it with a fixed TV?
Eastenders my son more important
The helm in my book should have one single panel curved glass no central millions. I know will cost more but it’s well worth it for the buyer to have it and most be mush bigger then that to get more light. Or the same size plus panoramic sun roof that you can open to get more light and air.
Everyone says that at a boat show, but the reality is when you're on the water you don't even see them. You adjust your head and body so you look around them without even thinking, a bit like how you change gear of a car without thinking when you've driven enough. Look at the big proper commercial vessels, mullions everywhere. If anything side mullions are more important but they exist too. But yeah, a couple of hundred grand of windshield sure does look purty at a boat show.
I mean
Look at the stitched detail 😄
Can that dining table be replaced with one that folds and lowers or just a straight coffee table?
The table can be lowered and folded out, please contact your nearest Sunseeker dealer who will be able to discuss options with you.
I'm surprised they can't make a steering/joystick/thruster/etc deal.......the size of a remote control for a toy airplane or car. and put it on a cord so it reaches both sides of the boat....have one on the front and back of the boat....so basic you could see clearly the side of the boat when docking from the 4 corners of the boat...make it waterproof and since it's on a cord it can't go overboard..and if there's one on the front and back you have redundancy
You can get remotes to dock, Sunseeker will fit them for you, see James' channel (Virtual Yacht Broker) he talks about them becoming so standard that most owners are not even having the rear docking station installed. And yes you can get all-round cameras if you want them too, again Sunseeker absolutely do custom installs if you require and desire. However most owners do not need 4-corner cameras to dock. Heck, most owners do not need any cameras to dock so there is little point installing them as standard.
But yes, if you want remote docking, cameras, thermal cameras, low-light cameras, all-round docking lights, whatever you want Sunseeker will do during the commission or if you get a 2nd hand one they are all straightforward retrofits.
Why is he wearing his Apple Watch upside down?
So he knows what time it is in Australia.
I do not like the main deck layout at all. It only has one seating section plus a large tv that is fixed and blocks the window view behind it,plus it has that really goofy rectangular stool that looks very awkward to move for dining. They should have the 52 ft layout as an option but I don’t think they do. So I would switch to the princess 55
Agree, the Princess 55 has a better layout.
That is true, there is not enough space for 6 people on a sofa that size in front of the TV
A full size fridge would've been better
Sorry Sean, too busy from side view with too many stuck on bits of plastic on saloon windows and with angled edges and fins everywhere that would even make a 1960's Plymouth Fury or Chev Bel Air blush. Foredeck is messy as well. Still, even this can't hide the beautiful job Sunseeker do with fitout. Fix outside view though.