NAVIS June / July 2013

Wally's 50-meter yacht, Better Place, takes design, technology, and environmentalism to new levels of accomplishment. Working with Tripp Design Naval Architects, Wetzel Brown Partners for interior design, and Luca Bassani for exterior design, Wally has built the first sailing yacht that complies with the new RINA Green Star specifications.

Loretta Anne stands out as an accomplishment built by quality materials, innovative designs, and the demands of an experienced yachtsman. Alloy Yachts worked closely with Dubois Naval Architects and Donald Starkey Designs to build a yacht that would match the expectations of an owner who already owns two vessels from Alloy Yachts. Loretta Anne exceeds those demands while managing to express an aesthetic sensibility that looks appropriate all over the world.

Modern technology has given engineers tools to build yachts that can out-maneuver vessels built just a few decades ago. As the technology changed, aesthetics have changed, too. Most of today’s yacht owners want sleek designs that emphasize simplicity.

With Aglaia, Vitters Shipyard and Dubois Naval Architects have created something more than a 66-meter sloop. With help from Norwegian artist Magne Furuholmen, they have created a work of art capable of traveling the world.

Bentley Motors Limited has been crafting some of the world's finest automobiles since its foundation in 1919. The brand is synonymous with luxury and fine engineering. With the Continental GT Speed, Bentley has reached new heights of performance and detailed craftsmanship.

The Luminor 1950 Regatta 3 Days Chrono Flyback Titanio, special for racing yacht owners.

Time is of the utmost importance for a sailor. Correct timing can make or break a sailing trip, indicate the beginning of a storm, the distance left before getting to a certain point or simply mark the beginning of a special time on board. Be it a birthday, an anniversary or just a specially beautiful day aboard your vessel, every sailor or yacht owner needs a ticking companion on his wrist to accurately tell time.