Getting high profile celebrity endorsements is one way to secure the production of a product and it seems to be working well for UK Based Sunseeker who have announced that following the launch and publicity surrounding Eddie Jordan’s superyacht Blush that a second unit of the same size has been sold
Construction of the second yacht is underway the builder’s shipyard in Poole Dorset.
A significant development in its construction was the recent laying of the keel. That event was overseen by client representatives and also by Sunseeker founder and group president, Robert Braithwaite.
The client is taking full advantage of the bespoke element offered by the builder, so there will be distinct differences between the two.
The latest 155 Yacht will boast ‘feature glass’ running from floor to ceiling in both the master stateroom and the two double guest cabins, alongside many other bespoke features.
The client is currently working with the builders in house team to finalise the details of the interior design to ensure the yacht is unique to them and reflects their personality.
The yacht will be powered by Twin 16V MTU engines and is scheduled for completion in early 2016.