Dutch Yard refuses to name latest superyacht launch
Amels a member of the Damen shipbuilding group has delivered their fifth in the line of LIMITED EDITIONS AMELS 171, semi custom yachts. The 52.30-metre yacht, designed by Tim Heywood, has an interior styling resulting from collaboration between Laura Sessa Romboli and Nuvolari Lenard. The yacht, which the company refuses to name was completed in just eleven months after her hull built elsewhere was moved into the Dutch company’s Vlissingen complex. The yacht is managed by Imperial Yachts of Monaco.
There are currently nine projects under construction at the yard, whose Order Book has scheduled deliveries into 2013. Photo credit: Arthur Lavooij
Why would a company refuse to name a yacht? Just curious…
It is strange isn’t I even contacted Amels to ask them why and tried enlarging the photograph to see if I could read the name but no nothing. Very strange indeed.
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