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THE QUINTESSENTIAL GUIDE TO ART, TOYS + OPULENT TRAVEL THE JOURNAL FROM NORTHROP & JOHNSON ISSUE 08

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CONTENTS SPRING/SUMMER 2018 89 Auto Sensational Sedans Once regarded as the must-have status symbol automobile for CEOs and top earners, sedans have, in recent years, taken a back seat to SUVs. But don’t overlook the luxury sedan as top automakers are putting sedans back on the “it” list. 58

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96 Wealth Luxury Subscription Services In today’s fast-paced, easy access world of Internet shopping and overnight delivery, we want what we want, and we want it now. Ease of access is a top priority and luxury goods are getting in the mix with luxury subscription services that provide one-stopshop options, door-to-door service and much more. 100 In the Spirit (of Innovation) In this day and age, it’s not just about the product — it’s about the experience. Everyone from restaurants to gyms to online stores are offering their clients upgraded experiences. Top shelf libations were at the forefront of this trend and now they’re kicking things up a notch higher with innovative new tastes and means of service. 104 Culture Spy Hyperrealism: Seeing is Believing A new trend in the art world, which took root in the early 2000s, hyperrealism piggybacks off photorealism and takes a small page from Warhol’s pop art genre to create exceptionally lifelike paintings and sculptures that will make you question the reality of it all. 108 VERTIGE Navigator sits down with Captain Filippo Belli of the 164-foot (50m) Tankoa motor yacht VERTIGE — which was the talk of the 2017 boat show circuit — to find out why this charter yacht garnered so much chatter. 126 Breaking Ground Listowel The secluded estate in Water Mill on Mecox Bay is a true designer’s delight, from the impeccably landscaped lawns to the lush greenery of farmland surrounding the property to the striking home itself — which is something to marvel over. This beautiful, yet comfortable 12,000-square-foot home is one of a kind and exceptionally well suited for family living.

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REGULARS 14 Letter from the CEO 16 Scope 20 New Additions 24 Seen & Heard 25 Up & Coming 26 Navigator Knows 28 Spotlight 30 Transactions & Acquisitions 37 Dock & Dine 42 Inside/Out 48 Well Rested 52 Flight Deck 54 Objet d’Art 58 Timeline 62 All That Glitters 67 Well Dressed 71 Owner’s Suite 74 Terra Firma 84 Toy Box 114 Spot On 129 Aft Deck

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Chairmen Kevin Merrigan Daniel Ziriakus Director of Publication Alfredo Lopez Publisher Daniel Wade E daniel.wade@northropandjohnson.com Managing Editor Janine St.Denis Luxury & Lifestyle Editor Doug Gollan Associate Editor Morgan Crowe Copy Editor Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto Design & Art Direction studiobuffalo.com Contributors Simon de Burton, Miriam Cain, Natalia Langsdale, Mimi Lombardo, Risa Merl, David Seal, George Whitehouse, Julia Zaltzman Produced by N&J Media LLC

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Gentle Reader, Since we last crossed paths in the pages of Navigator, I have been blessed to have seen the comings and goings of many meaningful milestones. It brings me so much joy when my son chooses to return home from university for the holidays. As always, my wife Mariette crafted the perfect family holiday. She prepared an amazing Christmas feast. The house, the tree, and the day were worthy of a Norman Rockwell painting; it was that perfect. It was one of those days when you feel lucky to be alive and you know you’re in exactly the right place at the right time.

It’s ironic how doing something so big can make you feel so small. But it’s not an insignificant kind of small, quite the opposite; it’s the kind of small that makes you really appreciate the little things. Summiting a mountain is memorable, but it is the simple, unexpected moments spent with my son on that trip that will be played over and over in my memory. Those unprompted conversations and revelations that made me appreciate how much I admire and respect the person our son has become. (Despite the fact that he tried to kill me in the process).

With Christmas and the New Year properly celebrated, and my 60th birthday looming, my son and I journeyed to Africa for an ambitious six-day summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. While I had been nagging Matthew about working out, hiking and exercising, it turns out I personally should have done more than three Orange Theory classes to prep for this adventure. During parts of this jaunt, I was convinced Matthew had a plan to expedite his inheritance — Kilimanjaro is a really high mountain!

Much like summiting the highest peak on a continent, there is nothing like watching another decade roll over on the odometer to bring your own life into a fresh perspective. Having survived my foray to Africa, I returned home to a surprise 60th birthday party. Friends and family from near and far showed up and succeeded in making me acutely aware that I am not nearly as astute as I used to be — so much for older and wiser. And with so many personal milestones, it seems like the perfect time to take up the torch and create new milestones for Northrop & Johnson.

We are now settled in our new home at Lauderdale Marine Center in Fort Lauderdale. The largest marine facility of its type in North America, we believe we will deliver clients superior service from this outstanding venue. Michael Payne, Director of our European offices, is putting the final touches on the Monaco office. As fortunate as I feel to have such an amazing family at home, I am equally grateful for the entire N&J team. Last year was a phenomenal one and 2018 is off to an amazing start. I look forward to celebrating the good times ahead with you and your families as well. And there’s a hand my trusty friend! And give me a hand o’ thine! And we’ll take a right good-will draught, for auld lang syne. Wishing you a healthful, prosperous, loving and fun 2018. Carpe diem,

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01 N&J opens office in Monaco Northrop & Johnson opened its newest office in Monaco in February 2018. Positioned on Avenue d’Ostende, overlooking Port Hercule, Northrop & Johnson Monaco is located in the Le Beau Rivage building (9 Avenue D’Ostende 98000, Monaco) — a prime location in the principality. Northrop & Johnson Monaco will provide sales, purchase, new construction, charter retail and charter management services to clients in Monaco and the surrounding areas. Northrop & Johnson Managing Director Europe Michael Payne will head up the EU team from the Monaco office. “We’re delighted to now have a base in Monaco,” says Payne. “We are hopeful that our presence in this yachting hot spot will bolster our regional and global recognition and allow us to continue the impressive growth that the company has enjoyed throughout the past few years. We are bringing on a team of exceptionally skilled brokers and look forward to offering a total-service approach for yachting clients in Monaco and beyond.” “Monaco is a huge next step for us,” says Northrop & Johnson COO Daniel Ziriakus. “We’re excited to open this office and to officially be a part of the lively yachting scene in Monaco and the surrounding area.”

02 Fort Lauderdale office moves to LMC Northrop & Johnson’s Fort Lauderdale, Florida, office has moved from its location on Rose Drive to Lauderdale Marine Center — the largest yacht repair facility and shipyard in the United States. Lauderdale Marine Center also offers a marina for dockage. The Northrop & Johnson Fort Lauderdale office is now located in the heart of the city’s maritime traffic. The new address is 2015 SW 20th Street, Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315. The new office brings all divisions of Northrop & Johnson under one roof. Brokerage and new construction, charter retail, charter management and crew services are now housed in the new suite, which has been completely rebuilt for Northrop & Johnson. The 10,000-square-foot office features a full galley, two conference rooms and ample space for growth. Northrop & Johnson customers will receive preferred dockage rates at the Lauderdale Marine Center. Contact your Northrop & Johnson broker for more information.

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03 Northrop & Johnson Top Global Superyacht Brokerage in 2017 Northrop & Johnson is proud to be the top global luxury yacht brokerage in 2017, selling a total of 121 luxury vessels — including 49 yachts larger than 24m — within the calendar year. The industry in general has never seen such an active period of yacht sales larger than 24m. Northrop & Johnson capitalized on this by taking 11 percent market share, according to Boat International’s Market Intelligence. This statistic alone solidified Northrop & Johnson as the top brokerage in the world. In addition, Northrop & Johnson had the highest number of in-house deals in the industry and the most buyers brought to the table — a total of 24. Keeping on the same upward trajectory, Northrop & Johnson continued its strong progression with a remarkable sales record in the first three months of the New Year. Thus far in 2018, Northrop & Johnson sold 18 yachts — 14 of which were larger than 80feet (24.4m). With such an impressive first quarter, as one of the top selling brokerages in the world, Northrop & Johnson is excited about the coming months and is very thankful to its brokers for their hard work and dedication, which have allowed the company to achieve such impressive milestones.

“WE ARE EXTREMELY PROUD OF OUR BROKERS & STAFF AND WHAT THEY WERE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH IN 2017”

04 Crom Littlejohn Rejoins Northrop & Johnson as Commercial Director U.S. With more than three decades of yachting industry expertise, Crom is ideally suited for his new role at Northrop & Johnson. “I am elated to once again be part of the Northrop & Johnson team; I truly missed the camaraderie and family spirit of the company,” says Commercial Director U.S., Crom Littlejohn. “Additionally, it will be fantastic to return to a functional, modern, forward-thinking and progressive work environment with brokerfriendly systems and ample marketing power at our disposal. I’m really excited with my decision to come home to Northrop & Johnson and couldn’t be happier to be a NoJo again. Northrop & Johnson is in an incredible position right now as the top brokerage in the world for 2017 — who doesn’t want to work with the best?”

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“We are thrilled to welcome back Crom to Northrop & Johnson. He is the perfect fit for this role and everyone on the team is extremely excited to have him working with us once again,” says Northrop & Johnson COO Daniel Ziriakus. “Crom’s impressive industry experience and expertise will enable us to continue to strengthen the Northrop & Johnson brand. He is finally home again, and great things are ahead for us.”

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05 Northrop & Johnson Fortifies Asia Presence with New Management Joining Northrop & Johnson with more than 25 years of yachting experience — 20 of which were spent exclusively in Asia — Josh Lee is the founder and Managing Director of Lee Marine, which he established in 1997. With more than 700 yachts sold and delivered, Lee Marine is one of the oldest, most established brokerages in Asia.While Lee will retain Lee Marine for all dealership rights under their exclusive agreements for Thailand along with vessels smaller than 30 meters, he will assume the role of managing director for Northrop & Johnson Asia effective immediately.

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“We are extremely excited and honored to have Josh joining the Northrop & Johnson senior management team as Managing Director for Asia where we expect to see significant growth in the coming years,” says Northrop & Johnson COO Daniel Ziriakus. “We feel that under the revamped management, our Asia team will be able to better assist our clients and achieve greater success, while being more integrated with our Australian office, four offices in Europe and six offices in the U.S.” “I see this as a natural move for both Lee Marine and Northrop & Johnson Asia as we will concentrate both companies on their core strengths. Both companies under my leadership will continue to thrive in their respective areas. Lee Marine will continue its award-winning sales and after-sales service of new and used vessels smaller than 30 meters and Northrop & Johnson will concentrate on large brokerage sales, new construction and project management, charter and vessel management services,” says Lee. Lee promises to deliver the high standards the industry has come to expect from him with respect to his new role at Northrop & Johnson, which has an established 10-year presence in the region. The new management will reaffirm Northrop & Johnson Asia as the benchmark large yacht brokerage in the region. Northrop & Johnson look forward to an exciting new chapter in the Asian market with Joshua at the helm.

“I SEE THIS AS A NATURAL MOVE FOR BOTH LEE MARINE & NORTHROP & JOHNSON ASIA AS WE WILL CONCENTRATE BOTH COMPANIES ON THEIR CORE STRENGTHS” J OS H L EE, N O RT HR O P & J O HN S O N MA N AG IN G D IR ECTOR ASIA

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01 Michael Payne Managing Director Europe Michael Payne is a seasoned sales broker with more than 30 years of yacht brokerage experience. Michael attended polytechnic for civil engineering, but close ties to the sea led him to a career on the water. Michael began working on yachts and quickly moved up the ranks to captain. Eventually, he made the move ashore and began his career in the brokerage sector of the industry. Throughout his land-based yachting career, Michael has worked in every division of yachting. He has garnered an exceptional amount of experience and created a global network of friends and colleagues. Michael boasts a sterling reputation of experience, trust and honesty, which are ethics that he has earned and built his career upon throughout many years. Prior to joining N&J, Michael was the CEO of Camper & Nicholsons, based in the Monaco office. He has sold in excess of 200 yachts throughout his career and had a hand in numerous new construction projects.

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02 Josh Lee Northrop & Johnson Managing Director Asia Joshua Lee hails from Brisbane, Australia. At age 19, Josh achieved his USL Master Class 5 ticket and became skipper of a 24-meter fast ferry. Josh left the yachting industry to try his hand at derivative trading in Hong Kong. During a sailing trip, Josh realized his true calling and decided once again to pursue a yachting career. Josh was spending time in Phuket when he realized there the lack of yacht brokers; and so, Lee Marine was born. Since 1997, the company has been a prominent force in the Asian yachting market, selling more than 700 yachts and earning an impeccable reputation. Now at the helm of Northrop & Johnson Asia, Josh uses his exemplary industry experience combined with his international business awareness to ensure nothing but a five-star experience for clients. Josh continues to operate Lee Marine, which offers its awardwinning sales and after-sales service for vessels smaller than 30 meters. Northrop & Johnson Asia will concentrate on large brokerage sales, new construction, charter and management services.

03 Martin Holmes Northrop & Johnson General Manager Asia Martin Holmes considers himself fortunate to have been around boats for much of his life. Hailing from the UK, he has a wide range of yachting experience and spent several years sailing in the Mediterranean and Australia before heading to Asia where he joined Lee Marine shortly after its inception in 1997. In 2018, Martin joined Northrop & Johnson as general manager of the Asia operation, which includes offices in Thailand and Hong Kong. Martin enjoys introducing clients to yachting and is known for his personable style and willingness to go the extra mile for his clients. “When you take time to understand the clients’ wants and needs it becomes a personal mission to service them fully and correctly,” he says. “After all, a successful on-water lifestyle relies on many factors that must be considered and managed, and we are here to turn a client’s dream into reality in the most effective way possible.”

04 Keith Perfect Director of Technology & Intelligence Keith has a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology from Broward College. He is extremely passionate about and dedicated to his field of study. Keith also boasts an extensive understanding of the yachting industry. In 2007, he joined Advantage Services, where he worked on a myriad of different projects, ranging from customer service to tech support and website development for various yachting and maritime companies, among others. Later during his time with Advantage Services, Keith lead the web and cloud development department; he was tasked with helping businesses realize the potential of technology in order to facilitate growth and success for companies.

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05 Ed Sacks Global Ambassador Ed Sacks boasts an exceptional career in the yachting industry. Described by one notable yachting publication as “the consummate businessman and yachtsman,” Ed has enjoyed a variety of roles in yachting from President to CEO to COO and beyond. Ed founded The Sacks Group, one of the most influential superyacht management companies in the industry. In addition to his extensive experience in the yachting industry, Ed boasts an excellent resume, ranging from work in finance and hedge funds to heading a multinational Fortune 500 company. 06 Nicolas Fry Charter Manager Nicolas Fry brings ample yachting experience — having been an owner’s rep, charter broker, yacht manager, crew manager, steward/ deckhand and a charter manager — to his new role. Most recently at Camper & Nicholsons International, Nicolas managed a large fleet of classic and modern yachts, and helped add yachts for sale, charter and management to the fleet. Now as a charter manager at Northrop & Johnson, Nicolas has an expansive network of industry professionals, a wide experience in charter and the personal drive to ensure the yachts under his management are the most-sought-after on the market. He brings to the team new ideas, a breath of creativity and fun.

07 Katia Zoloeva Charter Broker Katia comes to Northrop & Johnson with a vast array of yachting industry experience. She previously worked for Boat International Media and Heesen Yachts. Katia has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and an MBA with an emphasis in marketing. Prior to her work in the yachting industry, she worked in oil and natural gas. Katia is a true team player, who is dedicated to creating incredible luxury yacht charters. She has a penchant for networking and her ample yachting industry contacts allow her to find the ideal yachts for her client’s once-in-a-lifetime holidays. 08 Trish Finnegan Charter Broker Trish boasts extensive yachting industry experience. After graduating from George Washington University in Washington DC, she began her career in public relations for a hotel company. She soon left the land-based life behind and spent more than eight years working aboard luxury charter yachts. Trish’s years of experience working on board busy charter boats has given her an incredible understanding of how to pair clients with the perfect yacht, crew and itinerary to create the trip of a lifetime.

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09 Céline Pujol Charter Broker Céline Pujol has more than ten years of yachting industry experience. After graduating from university, she began her career as a charter assistant with a prominent yacht brokerage house and after four years, she became a broker. Céline is half French and half Iranian; she speaks fluent English, French, Italian and Persian. Céline is an extremely dedicated with an impressive network of clients around the world. She is well versed in the charter yachts on the market and is an expert at pairing clients with the perfect luxury yacht for their holiday. 10 Anna Franciszkiewicz Charter Broker Anna Franciszkiewicz began working as a yacht charter broker in 2012. Prior to her career in yachting, she founded and managed her own company, specializing in foreign language teaching and translation. Anna is fluent in Polish, English, German and French, and also speaks conversational Russian. She is an active member of MYBA The Worldwide Yachting Association. 11 Rolf Smith Sales Broker Rolf Smith fell in love with life at sea at age 15 when he spent a summer aboard Swedish training ship, the HMS Falken. He then transitioned to selling luxury automobiles and building a network of affluent clientele around the world. Eventually, he became a certified fixed wing and helicopter pilot. In addition to his marine background, Rolf has 25 years of experience in aviation. Rolf’s love for life at sea lead him back to the yachting industry as a sales broker. Rolf always provides the highest level of bespoke service to clients. 12 Adam Fitzmaurice Senior Charter Manager Adam Fitzmaurice is an expert at managing yachts in the 50-meter-plus range anywhere in the world. At age 18, following his love of life on the water, Adam moved to the Caribbean and began his yachting career. He was chief steward on ARKLEY and worked as sailing crew on RANGER, among other positions. Adam eventually moved ashore to pursue a land-based career as a client representative for Y.CO, eventually becoming a charter manager. Adam is an accomplished charter manager; his onboard knowledge and experience enables him to provide valuable insight to both owners and captains. Adam offers clients exemplary service, discreet attention and a cool, calm and collected attitude to anticipate and solve any situation.

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13 Kevin Damgaard Charter Assistant Kevin Damgaard has a degree from the University of Bath. After graduating in 2012, Kevin entered the yachting industry as a deckhand. Kevin spent four years working aboard yachts before moving ashore. Kevinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s prior experiences within the industry have well prepared him for his new role. He speaks English, French, Danish and Spanish fluently.

14 Charline Francis Charter Management Consultant Charline Francis specializes in yachts in the 50-meterplus range around the world. Originally from Canada, she has degrees in marketing and entrepreneurial management. Charline spent more than a decade working in marketing, events and strategic operations. Her career took her to the South of France, where she found and fell in love with the superyacht industry. Charlineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s love of the ocean, international travel, and her strong background in marketing and account management drew her to a career in charter marketing. Charline is an exemplary charter manager and is dedicated, detail oriented and a team player. Charline speaks fluent English and French.

15 Edwina Harmer Antibes Sales and Charter Assistant Edwina Harmer grew up in the French Riviera. After graduating, she entered the luxury hotel sector, but quickly moved into yachting. She is extremely well versed in communications and excels at personal interaction with clients and brokers alike.

16 Astrid Reumont Sales and Charter Assistant Astrid Reumont is a dynamic member of the Monaco office. Astrid graduated from the University of Cannes in 2013 with a degree in yachting business. Astrid has worked at various brokerages throughout the South of France, gaining real-world experience. She is extremely passionate about the yachting industry .

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17 Ayo Reeves Staff Accountant Ayo Reeves brings to her new role at Northrop & Johnson more than 20 years of accounting experience. She also brings seven years of yachting industry experience, which she garnered during her time at Fraser Yachts in the accounting department. Ayo is an extremely organized and focused individual. Her dedication and drive greatly benefit her in her role.

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01 2017 Monaco Yacht Show wrap-up Northrop & Johnson was delighted to once again be in attendance at the 2017 Monaco Yacht Show with brokers and staff from around the world. In addition, Northrop & Johnson had a multitude of yachts in the show and at anchor for viewing, including the brand-new Overmarine luxury yacht DA VINCI and the 140-foot (42.65m) luxury sailing yacht APHRODITE A. N&J’s luxury charter yacht VERTIGE was on display with Tankoa shipyard and a variety of Northrop & Johnson co-centrals also were in the show, including the 198-foot (60m) Feadship ROCK.IT and the 88-foot (26.7m) sailing yacht VIVID. Northrop & Johnson’s Strategic Partners Lufthansa, Akal Chai Rum, Marsh Insurance and Lauderdale Marine Center also were at the show, offering their services to N&J clients. Wednesday evening, motor yacht VERTIGE was the place to be as it hosted Northrop & Johnson’s annual ’49 Elite Monaco event. Guests were delighted by hors-d’oeuvres, specialty cocktails crafted by Chai Rum and Champagne and rosé from the famed Chateau d’Esclans, which provided sips of its incredible vintages. Partygoers stayed on well past the end time, enjoying the libations and music by Sisters G Events. On Friday, it was DA VINCI’s turn to welcome guests aboard. The gold-and-diamond themed event paid homage to the opulent style of the yacht. Guests were decked out in all that glitters and once again enjoyed specialty Chai Rum cocktails and delightful rosé from Chateau d’Esclans. 02 FLIBS Chai Rum cocktail contest Northrop & Johnson hosted the first-ever Chai Rum cocktail contest at FLIBS 2017. Seven superyachts in the N&J display participated. Four judges — Kiran Akal and John Fleming from Chai Rum, award-winning Chef Michael Schwartz of Michael’s Genuine Food in Miami and Yachts International Editor-at-Large Jill Bobrow — met at the N&J stand at the show to begin the tasting. Each judge sampled the delightful cocktails and then scored them on a scale from one to five in several categories. The winner in the taste category was motor yacht HEARTBEAT for their unique take on the bloody Mary, The Chai Rum bloody. The winner in the creativity category was luxury sailing yacht MITSEAAH for “The Engagement”; the winner in the overall appearance category was luxury motor yacht FAR NIENTE for its dazzling Roasty Toasty Thai Chai; FAR NIENTE also won best overall honors for the Thai Chai. 03 2017 FLIBS wrap-up With 21 luxury yachts on display, N&J was one of the largest in-water exhibitors at the 2017 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. In addition to brokers and staff, N&J’s Strategic Partners were available for the duration of the event. Lufthansa welcomed guests with a cool refreshing towel, Chai Rum delighted taste buds with cocktails and REVOLVE provided VIP cars. Marsh Insurance, Crystal Cruises, Corcoran Real Estate Group and Lauderdale Marine Center were all on hand alongside N&J’s team of international brokers to welcome clients. Friday evening, Northrop & Johnson hosted clients for its annual ’49 Elite event. Guests enjoyed viewing the luxury yachts on display, luscious Chai Rum cocktails, Champagne served by Lufthansa and music from Fort Lauderdale favorite Brendan O’Hara. All N&J partners, as well as Antigua Yacht Meeting/Antigua Tourism, participated in the evening’s festivities. Saturday evening, Northrop & Johnson welcomed Kids in Distress (KID) for the annual Boys ‘N’ Toys Auction and yacht hop. Northrop & Johnson offered a variety of luxury yachts for guest viewing. During the live and silent auction, more than $145,000 was raised for the charity.

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June Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta Porto Cervo, Sardinia June 5-9 Art Basel (04) Basel, Switzerland June 14-17 Newport Charter Yacht Show Newport, Rhode Island June 18-21 The Palma Superyacht Cup Palma, Spain June 19-23 Melbourne Int. Boat Show Melbourne, Australia June 28-July 1 July Monte Carlo Red Cross Ball Monte Carlo, Monaco July 27

Cannes Film Festival Cannes, France May 8-19 Vladivostok Boat Show Vladivostok, Russia May 18-20 World Superyacht Awards Florence, Italy May 19 ASMEX Sanctuary Cove, Australia May 21-23 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show Sanctuary Cove, Australia May 24-27 05

Monaco Grand Prix Monte Carlo, Monaco May 24-27 Les Voiles d’Antibes Antibes, France May 30-June 3

September MYBA Pop-up Superyacht Show 2018 (05) Montenegro TBC Yachting Festival Cannes Cannes, France September 11-16 Newport Brokerage Boat Show Newport, Rhode Island September 13-16 Newport Int. Boat Show Newport, Rhode Island September 13-16 Monaco Yacht Show Monte Carlo, Monaco September 26-29 Les Voiles de St. Tropez St. Tropez, France September 29-October 7

May The Superyacht Show Barcelona, Spain May 2-5

Concours d’Elegance Pebble Beach, California August 26

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August Sydney Int. Boat Show Sydney, Australia August 2-6

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WALK US THROUGH THE STAGES OF A PROPER REFIT? WORDS GEORGE WHITEHOUSE DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, LAUDERDALE MARINE CENTER

Plan — proper upfront planning is key to a successful refit. A project plan should be developed for any refit, no matter how big or small. Make sure this plan includes a scope of work (task list), required specifications for each task, and a list of materials with lead times to source those materials. The plan should also include a list of associated risks and contingency plans. Project dependencies — those tasks that cannot be started before another task is first completed — also should be noted. Select a Yard — there are two models for yards: full-service and marketplace-model yards. At full-service yards, the work is completed by the yard, and outside contractor invoices will be marked up by the yard. You also may face other fees, such as gate fees, for bringing in outside expertise. At marketplace-model yards, like Lauderdale Marine Center, the vessel is free to choose a preferred contractor team for the work with no additional mark-ups or fees.

Commence Work — once work begins, the project should be managed daily. Track tasks and make necessary contingency plans as needed. Be sure to check the work and verify the quality. Document the results of work inspections and, as the project goes along, sign off on completed tasks. Communicate — constant communication between all parties ensures the success of any project. Captains, owners, crew, project management, contractors and the yard all want the project to be successful. When the entire team understands the status of the project, everyone benefits.

How can owners help to ensure refits go as smoothly as possible? The biggest component of guaranteeing a successful refit is ensuring owners are realistic about the amount of time and money that will be required to complete the scope of work. For small or large refit projects, owners should consider hiring a project manager. Project managers are able to direct all of the intricacies of a refit project — from sourcing parts and overseeing contractors to helping ensure the project stays on time and on budget. A project manager will safeguard the refit’s technical expertise as needed, especially if the scope of work includes changes to the vessel’s structure.

What is the most important aspect of a yacht refit? A: Understanding the entire work list within How can captains and crew help the given time frame is first, followed closely to ensure refits go as smoothly as possible? by choosing the proper yard and vendors. Understanding the vessel on which they work What is the most unexpected issue that plays a major part. When captains and crew have proper, up-to-date maintenance logs comes up during the refit process? and are proactive with maintenance tasks Probably not knowing the full extent of every day, refits move smoothly. the project that you are about to open up and finding must-do tasks that never were What is the captain’s role during a refit? discussed or even thought about prior to The captain’s main role is liaison between the project. the project manager, owner, yard and crewmembers on board. What is the biggest pitfall of a refit? The biggest refit pitfall usually is not understanding the size and scope of the project, which will always add time and stretch or exceed the budget.

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ALL WANT THE PROJECT TO BE SUCCESSFUL. WHEN THE ENTIRE TEAM UNDERSTANDS THE STATUS OF THE PROJECT, EVERYONE BENEFITS

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M I C H A E L PAY N E Q: What is your background within the A: My yachting background began as a boy yachting industry and how did you come on my family boats â&#x20AC;&#x201D; considerably more to be a yacht broker? modest sizes than we deal with now, I might add. Being raised on the south coast of England, I was always around boats.

I later moved to the South of France and after a period as a yacht captain, I took an opportunity to start as a yacht broker about 30 years ago and I never looked back.

Michael Payne, Managing Director Europe

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What is your best advice to a first-time yacht buyer? My advice would be simple: seek an experienced yacht broker with a solid reputation. The broker will spend valuable time with a client prior to any first-time purchase to take them by the hand and educate them. Also, identify what is the ideal first-time yacht. This is based on the many aspects of owning a yacht, whether it’s a new or a brokerage yacht, knowledge of the market and yacht values, how the yacht will be used — privately or would charter and revenue be a consideration — the running costs, the crew required, etc. What is the most important facet to a successful yacht sale? Being totally involved and committed from day one with all aspects of the sale. From initial viewings to the offer process, the condition survey and the final completion closing and beyond.

What, in your opinion, are the biggest trends happening in yacht design? It goes without saying that the environmental issues are on everyone’s list — builders and owners take that seriously when designing a yacht. We are seeing many clients looking for a less formal design, with interiors open to exterior spaces, less classical design and more family-oriented layouts. Many yachts are incorporating dedicated towing gear in order to accommodate large chase tenders. Owners now want something totally different from the norm and designers need to be able to push the boundaries to the max. What is the current state of yachting in Europe? We are seeing a good buoyant trend in the U.S. and 2017 saw a high volume of sales, especially at Northrop & Johnson. That trend stimulates Euro sales and the stronger last quarter results in Europe makes us optimistic and positive for 2018. Good inventory, correctly priced, is always the challenge. The geopolitical unrest remains a constant threat to many businesses, including yachting.

What makes N&J stand out among other brokerage companies? Recently coming from another leading large brokerage firm, it was extremely refreshing for me to meet new and motivated brokers and staff at Northrop & Johnson; all have considerable experience and track records. The company is headed by Kevin Merrigan, whose leadership is a major factor in the success of Northrop & Johnson. His energy and commitment to the teams around the world drives everyone in the firm to go that extra mile. What are your five must-have features on a yacht? There are many, but my top five, in no particular order, are: • Comfortable crew quarters — this makes crew happy, which makes for happy owner and guests • Ample and well-laid-out deck areas for entertaining and relaxation • A beach club with easy access to the sea • Seaworthy and reliable tenders • An excellent chef in the galley

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01 STARFIRE 177-foot (54m) Benetti sold by Kevin Merrigan & Wes Sanford

06 LESTRALAUR 140-foot (42.6m) John Manly sold by Gregg Morton

13 NAIADE 112-foot (34.34m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Simon Turner

20 AZZURA 98-foot (29.8m) Jongert sold by Hank Halsted

27 SEJAA 82-foot (25.1m) Judel & Vrolijk sold by Derk Jan Rolff

34 HARDSHIP III 65-foot (19.8m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Simon Turner

02 CASINO ROYALE 163-foot (49.6m) Christensen sold by Joe Foggia, Kevin Merrigan & Wes Sanford

07 DREW 140-foot (42.6m) Benetti sold by Wes Sanford, Kevin Merrigan & Joost Goverts

14 INTIMIS 112-foot (34.14m) Ferretti sold by Joost Goverts

21 DANCING TIDES 96-foot (29.56m) Crescent Beach sold by Northrop & Johnson

28 WHISKEY HOTEL 81-foot (24.6m) Cape Horn sold by Jonathan Chapman

35 MARGAUX 65-foot (19.8m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Simon Turner

03 KATYA 151-foot (46m) Delta Marine sold by Joe Foggia

08 GALILEO 123-foot (37.4m) Palmer Johnson sold by Joost Goverts & Michael Nethersole

15 FAR NIENTE 112-foot (34.14m) Westport sold by Kristen Klein

22 SERENITY II 95-foot (29m) Admiral Marine Works sold by Kristen Klein

29 GOOD YEAR III 77-foot (23.5m) Azimut sold by Michael Gräff

36 MOJITO 63-foot (19.35m) Moody sold by Simon Turner

16 TAMARA RD 115-foot (35m) Admiral sold by Jochen Brill

23 SOL PURSUIT 89-foot (27m) Nordlund sold by Northrop & Johnson

30 PICON 77-foot (23.47m) Prout sold by Jochen Brill

37 SUENONE 63-foot (19.2m) Salona sold by Simon Turner

17 GALE WINDS 106-foot (32.2m) Lazzara sold by Kristen Klein

24 THREE WINCHES 86-foot (26.21m) Skallerud & Sons sold by Paul Daubner

31 DISCOVERY 72-foot (21.93m) Trumpy sold by Jonathan Chapman

38 DREAM 62-foot (19m) Offshore Yacht sold by Northrop & Johnson

18 SKIPPER 100-foot (30.5m) Holland & Jachtbouw sold by Jochen Brill

25 SOPHIA 85-foot (25.8m) Royal Denship sold by Northrop & Johnson

32 GIGI 72-foot (21.9m) Hatteras sold by Philip Bell

39 AUDREY 62-foot (18.9m) Ted Hood sold by Bill Titus

19 MIDSUMMER DREAM 98-foot (29.87m) Broward sold by Paul Daubner

26 TUKO 84-foot (25.6m) West Bay Sonship sold by Todd Rittenhouse & Kevin Kramer

33 HOOKED 70-foot (21.3m) Outer Reef sold by Philip Bell

40 EL GUAPO 62-foot (18.9m) Striker sold by Paul Daubner

04 ONENESS 150-foot (45.7m) Palmer Johnson sold by Sean Doyle & Wes Sanford 05 LOGICA 147-foot (44.8m) Logica sold by Michael Gaff 06 PARTY GIRL 146-foot (44.1m) Heesen sold by Kristen Klein & Kevin Merrigan 05 BIG ZIP 142-foot (43.3m) Trinity sold by Wes Sanford & Kevin Merrigan

09 LI-LIEN 121-foot (36.8m) Heesen sold by Wes Sanford 10 SAUDADES 118-foot (36m) CNL sold by Joost Goverts & Ed Dickerson 11 UTOPIA II 115-foot (35.26m) Feadship sold by Johnathan Chapman 12 VICTORIA 113-foot (34.4m) Hatteras sold by Bill Titus

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41 KOON WOON 59-foot (18m) Westfriese Jachtbouw sold by Northrop & Johnson 42 MOANA 57-foot (17.49m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Simon Turner 43 MOONDANCE 56-foot (17.06m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Simon Turner 44 CAPITANO 56-foot (17m) Sea Ray sold by Northrop & Johnson 45 SUMMER WIND 56-foot (17m) Beneteau sold by Jonathan Chapman 46 ADRIFT AT LAST 54-foot (16.14m) Selene sold by Jonathan Chapman 47 SOLSTICE 51-foot (15.4m) Hinckley sold by Tom Babbit & Brian Commette 48 HIGH CONCEPT 50-foot (15m) Carver sold by Dennis Moran 49 JAVELIN 49-foot (14.9m) Goetz sold by Paul Daubner 50 AQUARIUS 48-foot (14.6m) Ocean Alexander sold by Bruce Leffers

54 FIRST LIGHT 46-foot (14m) Cambria sold by Jim Elliott

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55 FOOLISH HEART 45-foot (13.7m) Tartan Yachts sold by Brian Commette 56 FREE BRYD 45-foot (13.7m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Todd Rittenhouse 57 CYGNET 44-foot (13.4m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Simon Turner 58 MELBA 44-foot (13.4m) Global Marine sold by Hank Halsted 59 LITTLE JOE 40-foot (12.92m) Huckins sold by Bill Titus 60 SEA RAY 40 40-foot (12.92m) Sea Ray sold by Todd Rittenhouse 61 TROUBADOUR 39-foot (11.88m) lobster yacht sold by Brian Commette 62 LINDA 36-foot (10.97m) Hinckley sold by Bruce Leffers & Bill Titus 63 ARGOS 35-foot (10.9m) Ellis sold by Bruce Leffers

51 PATRIOT 48-foot (14.8m) Bristol Yachts sold by Brian Commette

64 PELICAN 32-foot (9.7m) Eldredge-Mcinnis/ John Lawson & Son sold by Tom Babbit

52 NICARA 47-foot (14.3m) Aquastar sold by Simon Turner

65 EMILY ANN 29-foot (8.8m) Hinckley sold by Bruce Leffers

53 SYRAH 46-foot (14m) Shannon sold by Brian Commette

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01 SEA VOYAGER 223 223-foot (68m) Magic Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker James Munn

07 SOVEREIGN 119-foot (36.2m) Alloy Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

13 ISLAND TIME 110-foot (33.5m) Broward luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Kristen Klein

02 RMK 58M 190-foot (58m) RMK Marine luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Joe Foggia & Ed Sacks

08 M&M 115-foot (35m) Mengi-Yay luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker James Munn

14 ELBA 110-foot (33.4m) Astilleros Armon luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

03 RMK 5000 EVO EXPLORER 164-foot (49.9m) RMK Marine luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Joe Foggia & Ed Sacks

09 GTT 115 115-foot (35.1m) Dynamiq luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Joe Foggia, Ed Sacks, David Seal & Ed Dickinson

15 BEACHFRONT 108-foot (33m) Hargrave luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Kristen Klein

04 PROJECT MAGELLAN 135-foot (41.2m) JFA luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Philip Bell

10 BAIURDO VI 113-foot (34.4m) Abeking & Rasmussen luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Bill Titus

05 JETSETTER 131-foot (39.9m) Dynamiq luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Joe Foggia & Ed Sacks

11 FRUITION II 113-foot (34.3m) Nautor’s Swan luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Joost Goverts

17 PIRATE RADIO 105-foot (32m) Poole Boat Co. luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Kristen Klein & Kevin Merrigan

06 KAOS 122-foot (37.2m) Sanlorenzo luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Wes Sanford

12 FIDELITAS 110-foot (33.6m) Jongert luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

18 GARUDA 102-foot (31.1m) Nautor’s Swan luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

16 GALILEE 106-foot (32.3m) Westport/ Westship luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Philip Bell

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19 INSATIABLE 100-foot (30.5m) Broward luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Philip Bell

23 LADY P 95-foot (29m) Bugari/CRN luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Geraghty

28 MIS MOONDANCE 81-foot (24.7m) Astondoa luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Mathias Chouraki

34 CIRCA SPIRIT 76-foot (23.1m) Conquest-Cass luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Cameron Bray

39 BIGMARU 66-foot (20.1m) X-Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

45 PEGASUS 60-foot (18.3m) Indigo Yachting luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

20 ANTARES AVANCE 100-foot (30.4m) Jongert luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

24 Z 92-foot (28m) Lazzara luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle

29 ALLEGRIA 81-foot (24.7m) Sunseeker luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Ed Dickinson

35 ISLANDER 72-foot (22m) Lantana luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Paul Daubner

40 KICK’N IT 66-foot (20.1m) Viking Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Wes Sanford

46 NOVATEC 60 ISLANDER 60-foot (18.3m) Novatec luxury yacht for sale with Northrop & Johnson

21 MESTRE BELO 96-foot (29.3m) Maccarini Navegantes luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Geraghty

25 HEARTBEAT 90-foot (27.4m) Hargrave luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Sean Doyle

30 TIGA BELAS 81-foot (24.6m) Austral Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

36 RUNAWAY 70-foot (21.3m) Dencho Marine luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Tom Corkett

42 JADA 65-foot (19.8m) Stevens Brothers Marine luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Paul Daubner

26 ELLISIUM 89-foot (27m) Canados luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Ed Dickinson

32 OCEAN ROMANCE 80-foot (24.4m) Bertram luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Geraghty

37 MAYA 70-foot (21.3m) McMullen & Wing luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Todd Rittenhouse

43 ALPHA CENTAURI 65-foot (19.7m) Nautor’s Swan luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

47 BEACH PLUMB 60-foot (18.3m) Goetz Custom Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

33 AURELIUS 76-foot (23.2m) KM Yachtbuilders luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Derk Jan Rolff

38 KZ5 LAURA 66-foot (20m) McMullen & Wing luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Bill Titus

22 MY SOO TOO 96-foot (29.2m) Ferretti luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker David Seal

27 VIVID 88-foot (26.7m) Jongert luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Ann Avery

44 KOKOMO 60-foot (18.3m) Cooper of Coquitlam luxury yacht for sale with Northrop & Johnson

48 RITA 57-foot (17.5m) Nautor’s Swan luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner 49 PAKILAR 57-foot (17.3m) Nauta Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

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50 LANGARA 55-foot (16.8m) Alen Yacht luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Nethersole 51 TRUANT OF SARK 55-foot (16.8m) Nordia luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner 52 KIWI 52-foot (15.8m) Malcolm Tennant luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman 53 PANAMA 50-foot (15.2m) Custom luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Cameron Bray 54 DUTCH EAGLE 49-foot (15m) Motion Yachts luxury yacht for sale with Northrop & Johnson

01 MINE GAMES 203-foot (62m) Benetti for charter with Northrop & Johnson

06 AT LAST 145-foot (44.17m) Heesen for charter with Northrop & Johnson

12 TEMPLAR 84-foot (26m) Alloy Yachts for charter with Northrop & Johnson

02 CYNTHIA 182-foot (55.5m) Feadship for charter with Northrop & Johnson

07 `H 140-foot (42.7m) Benetti for charter with Northrop & Johnson

13 NISI 82-foot (25m) Nisi Yachts for charter with Northrop & Johnson

03 VIXIT 173-foot (52.8m) Swedeship for charter with Northrop & Johnson

08 W 130-foot (39.62m) Westport for charter with Northrop & Johnson

14 PADMA 82-foot (24.9m) Nautor’s Swan for charter with Northrop & Johnson

04 REBEL 157-foot (47.9m) Trinity Yachts for charter with Northrop & Johnson

09 SHADOW 100-foot (30.6m) Tecnomar for charter with Northrop & Johnson

15 JALUN 66-foot (20m) Suncoast Yachts for charter with Northrop & Johnson

05 DAYBREAK 153-foot (46.7m) Feadship for charter with Northrop & Johnson

10 LAURA J 90-foot (27.4m) Norman R. Wright & Sons for charter with Northrop & Johnson

18 IN THE WIND 62-foot (18.9m) Sunreef Yachts for charter with Northrop & Johnson

11 HOW YA DOOZ’N? 88-foot (26.8m) Sanlorenzo for charter with Northrop & Johnson

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DOCK DINE CAVIAR AND BULL MALTA

I F YO U ’ R E C R U I S I N G T H E ST U N N I N G M A LT ES E I S L A N D S T H I S S U M M E R , T E N D E R AS H O R E TO T H E C O R I N T H I A H OT E L ST. G EO R G E ’S BAY FOR A ROUSING MEAL AT CAVIAR & BULL WORDS JANINE ST.DENIS

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THE LOWDOWN ON THE HIGHLIFE One of Malta’s premier seaside spots for dining, Caviar & Bull is perfectly perched on St. George’s Bay, overlooking the glistening waters (01). Diners can expect contemporary Mediterranean fare created by the award-winning Maltese chef Marvin Gauci. In his youth, Gauci worked at a restaurant where he cut his teeth in the kitchen. He then worked his way up the ranks at various restaurants and in 1997 moved to Ireland to pursue a culinary career. Eventually, Gauci returned to Malta where he opened his first restaurant. Gauci now runs five restaurants, three of which are located in Malta, including Caviar & Bull. Gauci’s epicurean range runs the gamut of cuisines, but at his Maltese restaurant Caviar & Bull the menu is chock full of fresh, modern Med-style dishes that are sure to delight. Under the eye of Gauci is head chef Gianluca Lovero, who, together with Alice Guerrini who runs the front of the house, creates an exhilarating gastronomic experience for diners. The restaurant’s interior style is simple and elegant (03), allowing the stunning views of the sea and surrounding area and the food to take center stage (02).

The menu at Caviar & Bull is enchanting. Every dish uses locally sourced ingredients (04) and the attention to detail is second to none. The tasting menus available are well suited for sharing. Try the seared wagyu beef carpaccio, the tiger prawns “ancient tempura,” or the Applewood house-smoked salmon (05). Other standout items include the sea bass iceberg flambé, the 200-degree flash-seared foie gras and Gauci’s signature “lobster popcorn.” The dessert menu features white chocolate and basil panacotta, chocolate fondant and vanilla crème brûlée. Along with stunning scenery and incredible food, the restaurant offers a cocktail menu with “a molecular twist.” Furthermore, the wine list doesn’t disappoint with plenty of options for pairings with the delectable menu items. Caviar & Bull is established in Malta as a distinguished option for fine dining for those with impeccable taste. Open for dinner daily from 6:30 to 11:00 p.m. and for lunch on Sundays from noon to 3:00 p.m., there’s nothing better than tendering ashore to the Corinthia Hotel in St. George’s Bay, St. Julian’s to enjoy a one-ofa-kind Maltese meal concocted by a Maltese master chef in a stunning setting.

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BV I BY LAND & BY SEA DESPITE THE HECTIC 2017 HURRICANE SEASON, THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS C O N T I N U E TO R EC OV E R A N D C E L E B R AT E T H E I R S P I R I T. A D D T H ES E B V I H OT S P OTS TO YOUR MUST-VISIT LIST NEXT TIME YOU’RE IN TOWN TO ISLAND HOP

The Soggy Dollar on Jost Van Dyke is home of the original, island-favorite Painkiller. Created and perfected here, the Painkiller is a signature drink of BVI and a must-have libation while in town. Dubbed the Soggy Dollar because of the sailors who’d swim ashore to grab a beverage and pay with wet cash, the Soggy Dollar is a tried-and-true BVI legend that simply must be visited.

Foxy’s is another famed haunt on Jost Van Dyke. The beach bar located in Great Harbour is a classic must-visit spot and the restaurant’s annual New Year’s Eve/Old Year’s Eve parties are legendary. Be sure to down a glass of Foxy’s Firewater rum when you’re visiting. It’s sure to set the tempo for the rest of your day. In Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, there is plenty to see and do, including dozens of scenic beaches and Tortola Pier Park, a frequent stop for ships with plenty of shopping and restaurants.

The BVI capital Road Town also is located on this island. Road Town is home to Charlies at the Moorings Marina, which is renowned for its Italian fare with Caribbean flair. Located at the Mariner’s Inn, the restaurant offers impeccable views of the Inner Harbour and all the boats floating about as well as the cruise ship pier. If relaxation is on your to-do list, be sure to visit the Amara Spa for a rejuvenating service while you’re in town.

01 Spend leisurely afternoons enjoying the Caribbean sunshine 02 Sailing is one of the most exciting activities available in the BVI 03 From luxury dining to daily snorkeling adventures, there's so much to do in the BVI

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Virgin Gorda is one of the most breathtaking islands you can find. From white sand beaches, volcanic boulders, lush greenery and azure-color seas, the stunning scenery will have you falling in love. The Baths, a unique collection of gigantic boulders, is a must-see site with secluded rock pools and beaches for visitors to explore. Then, before hopping to the next island, enjoy a blend of Asian and Latin cuisine at Coco Maya Restaurant. Located on Anegada, the low-lying only coral island in BVI’s volcanic chain, Anegada Beach Club is one of the newest hot spots in the BVI. From excursions and activities to “glamping” in beachside luxury tents, The Beach Club offers experiences unlike any you’ve had before. While visiting, try your hand at kite surfing, sport fishing, water sports, bone fishing; explore the island on bicycles, or go snorkeling for a peek below the waterline. Here you’ll find mazes, tunnels and drops among the reef, rich with marine life.

Venture out to dine at one of the Anegada’s several infamous restaurants such as Cow Wreck Beach Bar and Grill, where former U.S. President Barack Obama and Sir Richard Branson have enjoyed a meal. With conch fritters acclaimed to be the best in the BVI, they specialize in lobster, conch and fish and fuel their grill with local wood. Norman Island is the perfect place to moor the yacht for an evening in the pristine beauty of the bight — one of the most beautiful and safest anchorages in the BVI. The bight has more than 100 moorings available for guests to use and is well-known for snorkel and dive sites such as the Indians and the Caves. The uninhabited island is a privately owned 610acre area full of hiking trails and a white-sand beach where Pirates Bight Restaurant is located.

Norman Island was the inspiration for the famed Robert Louis Stevenson novel “Treasure Island,” ensuring the restaurant’s name is not only fun, but also accurate. In fact, it is rumored that there is still pirate treasure waiting to be discovered on the island.

Cooper Island Beach Club is a one-stop-shop resort island for fun in the sun. It has a marina with 30 moorings and two tender docks, a restaurant, a coffee shop, microbrewery, boutique and more. Guests also can enjoy captained day charters, excursions, deep-sea fishing, massage therapy and sailing classes, use of the on-site paddleboards, kayaking and snorkeling among other activities on site. Stop by their restaurant and rum bar to enjoy the largest rum collection in the region.

For more information on the British Virgin Islands, please visit bvitourism.com or call +1 800 835 8530

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01 The 165-foot (50m) superyacht DA VINCI 02 Relax on the aft deck as you cruise to your next anchorage

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INSIDE/OUT DA VINCI WORDS DAVID SEAL

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Hollywood’s love of British actors is well known; chiseljawed and sophisticated, with dry wit and a cut-glass Oxford accent, they add charm and color to a host of films and television series. One of Britain’s most successful television exports is very far from this stereotype, however. His name is Jeremy Clarkson; his television Show “Top Gear” is known as the most-watched show… in the world. So great was Clarkson’s popularity that when he left the BBC, Amazon Prime outbid Netflix and every other bidder to secure a new show with him and his new production company. The show was to be called “The Grand Tour.” As a British yacht broker with a great passion for producing documentary yacht presentation videos; I have been a fan of Clarkson for many years, so when his production company needed a yacht for “The Grand Tour” I was delighted that Fiona Maureso, Northrop & Johnson’s European Charter Retail Director, passed the enquiry on to me. The brief was that Clarkson would need a large, spectacular superyacht from which to introduce Bugatti’s new supercar, the Chiron. He wanted a yacht that would ooze glamor, offer outstanding performance and be an imposing presence in the port of Saint-Tropez where the filming was to take place. One yacht stood out to me as the perfect candidate: a brand new, 165-foot Mangusta called DA VINCI. The yacht literally was launched the same week “The Grand Tour” contacted us. Northrop & Johnson was entrusted to market her for charter, and the owner and his team immediately recognized the opportunity to present DA VINCI to a huge international audience by allowing us to broker a deal with the TV production company.

With a total of 10,000 horsepower from four MTU 2000 series engines, DA VINCI certainly offered the kind of power that Clarkson was looking for. This is a new engine arrangement from Overmarine, which previously built this model with three MTU 4000 series engines. The more efficient engineering provides significantly greater fuel economy while barely affecting the performance; this makes DA VINCI one of the most desirable models on the charter market today. I experienced this performance during the summer when I filmed Northrop & Johnson’s promotional documentary video of the yacht, but I also experienced another aspect of DA VINCI that was to be essential on the day of filming and went on to make her such a successful and popular charter yacht: her crew. Anyone who has enjoyed relaxing as a charter guest on a superyacht will know that good crew is as important as the yacht itself, and DA VINCI benefits from some of the best in the business. Carefully selected for their experience on board this specific model of yacht, every crewmember was a pleasure to work with and went above and beyond his or her duties to ensure that the promotional video was a success. This was no mean feat, especially considering the fact that our promotional video was fitted between critical days: the yacht being commissioned after launch and the first charter visit on board. Despite the long hours of filming and constant requests for the crew to dress tables, cook spectacular show plates and prepare DA VINCI’s armada of water toys for use, everybody worked tirelessly, happily and with pride. The filming of the television show “The Grand Tour” would be a walk in the park compared with this baptism of fire!

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03 The Jacuzzi is perfect for soaking after an afternoon in the sun 04 Entertaining aboard DA VINCI is a breeze 05 DA VINCI offers ample alfresco areas for dining and socializing 06 Walk-around decks allow for ease of movement around the yacht

ANYONE WHO HAS ENJOYED RELAXING AS A CHARTER GUEST ON A SUPERYACHT WILL KNOW THAT GOOD CREW IS AS IMPORTANT AS THE YACHT ITSELF, & DA VINCI BENEFITS FROM SOME OF THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS

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The interiors of this yacht also are worthy of note and add to the sense of glamor that Clarkson was looking for. Maxine Tissenbaum was commissioned to create a relaxing but sophisticated ambience; she made a wonderful job of it. A combination of rich marbles and exclusive materials generate a feeling of exclusivity that charter guests will revel in, making for a unique and unforgettable charter experience. DA VINCI has a total of five staterooms, including a sumptuous full-beam master stateroom; her spacious main deck salon is a tribute to Tissenbaum’s understanding of how to use prestigious materials to create a relaxing environment. For “The Grand Tour,” Clarkson was to be filmed having breakfast on deck, and the producer was spoiled for choice during the pre-production walkthrough. From the secluded seating area on the bow next to the Jacuzzi tub to the shaded dining table on the flybridge, the Mangusta 165 seems to have endless deck space. Eventually the aft deck was chosen for the shoot, and Clarkson was filmed relaxing in one of the sumptuous arm chairs reading a newspaper with the stunning setting of Saint-Tropez behind him. The spacious aft deck of DA VINCI easily accommodated the entire film crew.

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At Northrop & Johnson, we pride ourselves on finding the right yacht for the right client, whether that be for sale or charter. Matching DA VINCI with Jeremy Clarkson for “The Grand Tour” was a winning combination for all involved. The production company simply couldn’t have wished for a better yacht to film on, the yacht owner enjoyed incomparable promotion for his vessel and I finally got to meet the man who has inspired so many of my videos. For information on chartering DA VINCI, please email Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

07 Sunpads on DA VINCI’s bow are perfect for afternoons soaking in the rays 08 DA VINCI offers easy access to the water and water toys 09 Glamerous and chic, DA VINCI is a must-charter luxury yacht

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01 Six Senses Bhutan The long-awaited five-lodge circuit of Bhutan from Six Senses will provide a nice option to Aman’s luxurious outposts in the faraway kingdom. They are located in Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey, Bumthang and Paro in the country known as the “Happiest Place on Earth.”

Each of the five locations is designed with a specific local theme; as you move between them, your accommodations are part of your journey. Between the lodges are just 82 suites and villas. If you are planning to travel with a large group of friends or family, booking early is the best way to ensure you can secure reservations on the dates you want.

Six Senses says its Bhutan circuit will combine its modern approach to wellness, bringing health and wellbeing together in a luxury environment complemented by attentive fivestar service. A typical visit ranges from seven nights to two weeks.

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02 W Tel Aviv Jaffa Israel’s inventory of luxury hotels has been on the rise since the arrival of Waldorf Astoria and The Ritz-Carlton. Now, with a modern twist, W brings its approach to new luxury to the 4,000-year-old port city of Tel Aviv. Located in Jaffa, the most southern and oldest part of the city, the new hotel, opening spring 2018, is located within walking distance to art galleries and myriad buzz-filled restaurants, bars, sidewalk cafes and clubs that stay open past dawn. There will be 127 rooms and suites as well as high-end residences for sale. The setting is a restored neoclassical convent and hospital; the design and finishes represent the brand’s recent generation five-star standards. 03

03 The Langley UK The Duke of Marlborough’s former country estate at Langley Park becomes your own personal version of Downton Abbey less than an hour’s drive from central London. Forty-one rooms and suites offer the perfect weekend escape if you are in the capital for business, or a are nice way to wind down after vacationing in the British Isles before flying home. Slated to open June 2018 , the building dates back to 1756. Views from the accommodations include serene lakes, ponds and English gardens. Modern marble bathrooms and state-of-the-art technology provide every comfort and convenience you will want as you imagine yourself taking a time machine to days gone by.

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04 Four Seasons Astir Palace Greece Just 16 miles south of Athens at the tip of a pine tree-filled peninsula, Four Seasons Astir Palace is a perfect base to tour the historic city and return to a seaside oasis. The local area features alfresco dining, galleries and local shops. The 303 guestrooms, suites and bungalows are set on the blue Aegean Sea. There are three pools, a spa and eight restaurants, lounges and bars.

05 Silversands Grenada The southern Caribbean gains yet another uber-luxury resort when Silversands opens in Grenada. Featuring 42 suites and nine hillside and beachfront villas, each with its own pool and a host of other suites and guestrooms, it’s designed to bridge the gap between a five-star hotel and your own luxury home. Set on Grand Anse beach — voted best of the Spice Island’s 45 stretches of sand — the hotel provides a perfect excuse to hop off your superyacht and indulge in a bit of landbased pampering before you return to the high seas. The villas, ranging from 13,500 to 26,500 square feet, are available for purchase. 06

06 Rosewood Baha Mar The Bahamas Rosewood Baha Mar will finally open this spring, providing another excuse to jet or boat over to The Bahamas. Whether you want to relax or play the night away in the resort’s mega casino or variety of clubs, bars and restaurants, there’s something for everyone. Some items on the menu include the championship 18-hole Jack Nicklaus golf course and the extensive ESPA spa. If you want to retreat away from the party, Long Cay is a private hideaway located just off Cable Beach available exclusively to guests for customized day trips. The entire complex also includes hotels operated by Hyatt and SLS. Nine tennis courts, including clay and grass surfaces, are also available. In total, there are seven pools, varying in size and shape, and an extensive fitness center that would suit the needs of your favorite Olympic athlete.

S OM E C L A I M T O B E T H E B E ST ; W E LET THE N U MBERS S PE A K F OR T H E M S E LV E S 2017 SALES RECORD

121 YACHTS SOLD

DEALS REPRESENTING SELLER — OVER 24M

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IN-HOUSE DEALS OVER 24M

DEALS REPRESENTING BUYER — OVER 24M

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Northrop & Johnson would like to extend a big “Thank You,” to all of our brokers for a successful first quarter. Your hard work, dedication and expertise are paramount to our top achievements.

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FLIGHT DECK T H E F R I E N D LY S K I E S THEY SAY MONEY CAN’T BUY YOU HAPPINESS, BUT IT CAN BUY YOU A PLANE TICKET — NO MATTER WHERE YOU’RE GOING, BE SURE YOU GET THERE IN ST YLE. WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

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For the first time since 2008, there were more than three million business aviation flights in North America this past year. While manufacturers continue to slowly regain their footing in terms of new orders for private jets, the recovery is being driven by the plethora of new ways you can access business aviation. Charter continues to be popular, but the star of the market has been jet cards. In the past ten years, the number of providers has more than doubled and there are now more than 250 programs on the market. While these membership programs have been around for nearly two decades, today’s programs are much more diverse. Whereas jet cards used to come in two flavors — 25 or 50 hours — you can now find programs starting at as few as ten hours (Air Partner or Nicholas Air) and ranging up timetable and price scales to $1 million or more (Delta Private Jets, VistaJet). At one time, card programs all required flyers to pay the entire amount of the program up front, but today pay-as-you-go options (Jet Linx, Wheels Up, SkyJet) are available. It’s also now possible to get a broker-based jet card with guaranteed Wi-Fi without a premium (Sentient Jet). Of course, it’s not just jets. Wheels Up, StraightLine Private Air, Paramount Business Jets and Nicholas Air all offer programs using turboprops, which provide affordable solutions for short hops.

The currency of jet cards also is evolving. Airstream Jets’ Distance Card provides pricing based on mileage instead of flight hours while Executive AirShare uses a day-based formula. Last year, EcoJets launched a card providing credits of up to 35 percent onto a MasterCard or Visa debit card you can use anywhere for anything. You earn credits by booking at least a week in advance, using pre-2000 aircraft and making qualifying roundtrips. Put another way, for a $100,000 trip, you could get back up to $35,000 from its published rates. In terms of lifestyle perks, Sentient Jet now gives its members more than $125,000 in discounts and freebies from partners. Another twist comes from Omaha-based Jet Linx Aviation. Unlike many programs, Jet Linx doesn’t sell nationally — it’s only available in 14 airport-based markets. In each market it manages aircraft for owners and sells the time they aren’t using their planes for jet cards. The key difference: each location has its own private lounge, so you don’t have to go through the FBO. With limited traffic, expect your favorite libations waiting for you upon arrival for the flight. Upon return, your car will be detailed, ready and waiting with the air conditioning or heat (whichever temperature setting is deemed appropriate) already set. The company plans to add New York, Boston, San Jose and Los Angeles to its repertoire this year. Of course, it’s not all about jet cards. More airlines have come to believe that private aviation can be a valuable part of their offerings for corporate accounts and High Net Worth travelers.

Delta Private Jets last year introduced Porsche transfers for customers connecting from its private flights to Delta Air Lines flights. Lufthansa continues to offer Lufthansa Private Jet, Korean Air has a small fleet of private jets — including a Boeing Business Jet, which is popular for charter trips to China and Southeast Asia. Qatar Airways is taking delivery of more Gulfstream G650s for Qatar Executive while Deer Jet — a sister to Hainan Airlines — last year added a private Boeing 787 for charter. And it’s not just airlines dipping into the private aviation sector. Crystal Cruises launched an 84-seat luxury Boeing 777-200LR capable of flying 15 hours nonstop. It includes flatbed seats, a private dining area and a bar. There also is a Bombardier Global Express for charter. If you don’t need a full jet, there are more options to fly privately by the seat. In Europe, SurfAir has launched scheduled flights using private jet facilities between London City Airport and Zurich, while JetClass sells seats on scheduled private jet flights between more than a dozen European cities. On the U.S. side of the pond, JetSuiteX is expanding its scheduled private jet-like service in California and Las Vegas.

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They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder and art is not what you see, but what you make others see. Both are easily introduced into your daily life with these striking objet d’art pieces. Incorporate beauty, style, design and function into all you do. WORDS MORGAN CROWE

01 Animal Chair Collection One might think from behind that these are stunning statues, but upon further observance, their true purpose of a chair is shown. Spanish artist Máximo Riera pays tribute to the animal kingdom in his limited-edition collection that comprises ten animals, ranging in species from reptiles to mammals to insects. It takes eight to nine weeks and more than 520 hours per piece; the attention to detail on the chairs is phenomenal; each stays faithful to the animal’s natural physique. Their uniqueness is sure to make a statement.

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02 Origami Stripes Living Table Inspired by the famed Japanese art of origami, Patricia Urquiola has innovatively used fine marbles in lieu of paper to create a bold and unique origami table. Handmade in Italy, a variety of colored polychrome marbles are used in daring lines and bent at a 90-degree angle to create continuality that makes this piece more than just a table, but a piece of art as well. Functional and contemporary, it is ideal for the home or yacht.

03 Beosound Shape Blending cool design with functionality and incredible sound, Bang & Olufsen’s BeoSound Shape is not your ordinary sound system. Made up of a series of hexagonal tiles that can be arranged in unique, customizable, modular shapes that look like wall art, no one will realize their functionality until the music is turned on. They also improve room acoustics when turned off. Each tile has its own function; together they create what Bang & Olufsen calls “band on the wall,” which mimics the sound of a live band playing in the room and makes for a truly remarkable listening experience.

04 Mood By Christofle Relish the simple indulgence of drinking an exquisite espresso while using the finest of espresso spoons. Elegant and functional, Christofle has put a twist on the traditional espresso spoon. When closed, MOOD is a decorative object, bold yet sophisticated. Encased in this egg-shaped chest and polished in copper-colored stainless steel are six espresso spoons gilded with 18-carat rose gold and held in place with a dark walnut wood insert. With its functionality and timeless aesthetics, MOOD by Christofle is truly perfect for every table.

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01 Jaquet Droz SW Tourbillon The black dial with rubber treatment set in an 18-karat red gold, 45-millimeter case shows a sporty interpretation of this Jaquet Droz iconic timepiece. With a seven-day power reserve, it explores new frontiers by playing with subtle associations of materials, textures and volumes and combining strength and modernity. Sporty and impulsive, yet classically distinguished, the SW personifies the very avant-garde values of the always-moving Pierre Jaquet-Droz.

Time and tide wait for no person. This selection of striking, elegant and artfully designed timepieces assure that youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re always timely WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

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02 RM 53-01 Tourbillon Pablo Mac Donough Richard Mille has created a cable-suspended movement requiring two separate baseplates. The peripheral baseplate is fixed to the case. The central baseplate is linked to the peripheral baseplate by cables and incorporates wheels with the caliber and the winding mechanism. The central baseplate rests on two braided steel cables just 0.27 millimeters in diameter. These cables are anchored by four tensioners. The watchmaker is responsible for tensioning the cables by rotating a spline screw located at the center of each tensioner. By ensuring even distribution of tension, this pulley system guarantees perfect balance of the whole mechanism.

03 Defy El Primero 21 Zenithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Defy El Primero 21 is the master of extreme precision with its 100th of a second chronograph movement. It displays hundredths of a second by means of a central hand and beats at a frequency of 50 Hz, making it ten times faster and more accurate than its predecessor. 04 Senator Tourbillon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Edition Alfred Helwig Limited to 25 pieces, the Senator Tourbillon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Edition Alfred Helwig pays tribute to the inventor of its signature movement. The watch appears to contradict the law of gravity in two ways at once: the untiring rotation of its flying tourbillon resists the pull of gravity, and the filigreed mounting reinforces the impression of pure weightlessness. With its new, light dial and individual numbering, German manufacture Glashutte shows off the national heritage in complicated timepieces.

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05 Patravi ScubaTec for The Manta Trust To support the oceanic conservation work of The Manta Trust, Carl F. Bucherer has launched a limited-edition Patravi ScubaTec. Part of the sales proceeds of these 188 dive watches will help finance an entirely new kind of research expedition. Two manta rays are pictured on the ridged dial, appearing as though they are surfacing from beneath the ocean waves. The 44.6-millimeter case is stainless steel with ceramic bezel, automatic helium valve, screwdown crown, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides. It is water-resistant to 500 meters. 06 Insight Micro-Rotor Lady by Romain Gauthier Roman Gauthier is creating for women who love complicated watches. The automatic movement featuring a snow-set micro-rotor and its gently shimmering mother-of-pearl dial is part of the master’s first ladies watch, and it’s more than a pretty face. The in-house caliber boasts a bidirectional micro-rotor made from 22k gold. The front of this oscillating weight is decorated with brilliant-cut diamonds of varying sizes. 07 Fabergé Visionnaire Chronograph Inspired by the Constellation Egg of 1917, hours and minutes are read at the periphery of the watch dial while the chronograph function takes center stage for the Fabergé Visionnaire Chronograph. This revolutionary movement imparts unprecedented clarity, precision and efficiency to the chronograph complication.

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08 The Edouard Bovet Tourbillon Despite 472 complications, the Edouard Bovet Tourbillon’s single barrel provides a ten-day power reserve using power in three different time zones. The local time zone occupies the center of the timepiece. A dome indicating the day-and-night cycle comes in addition to the hour and minute hands. This dome turns counterclockwise to represent reality as closely as possible. The sun thereby rises in the east and sets in the west. Each of the two additional times displayed correspond to any one of the earth’s 24 time zones. 09 Flying Tourbillon Ulysse Nardin’s Flying Tourbillon features a power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock, selfwinding movement, silicium technology in a 43-millimeter stainless steel case. It’s waterresistant to 100 meters with a screw-down security crown, Sapphire crystals, Grand Feu bleu enamel dial on a leather strap with folding buckle. 10

10 Conquest V.H.P. Longines has used its decades of experience with quartz in the Conquest V.H.P. steel 41-millimeter diameter watch, which displays hours, minutes and seconds on its silvered dial with steel bracelet and a folding safety clasp. The perpetual calendar movement by ETA is exclusive to Longines and is renowned for precision and the ability to reset its hands after an impact or exposure to a magnetic field by using a gear position detection system.

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ALL THAT GLITTERS... FROM EMERALDS TO RUBIES TO DIAMONDS & PEARLS, JEWELRY HAS THE POWER TO MAKE ICONIC MOMENTS BECOME FOREVER MEMORIES... WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

01 Gumuchian The incredible women of Gumuchian create eternal works of art for other women to wear. The signature Cascade Necklace features diamonds adorning 18-karat white gold. Perfect for taking your look from day to night, wear it any time to add some sparkle and shine to your look. 02 Roberto Coin The Animalier collection is an open chapter in the creative universe of Roberto Coin. Each year Vicenza designer Roberto Coin extends his Animalier collection, a favorite of collectors and jewelry fans of all ages. Anatomical details are carefully studied so that the jewels become magnificent symbols of nature’s perfection. Each piece is like a sculpture, created by Italian artisans on the bench. Animals inspired by oriental legends or by children’s fables have made the collection an animal kingdom wrapped in magical charm.

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03 Sylvia Kontente Luxuriously elegant gold and diamond bracelets from Sylvia Kontente are made in Italy. Meticulous craftsmanship and hand-engraved finish shimmer with the play of light, casting a luminescent glow with every turn of the wrist. Pieces are available in 18-karat yellow or white gold. 04 Assael Angel Skin & Sardinian Coral Assael presents an exquisite, limited collection of top-quality, ethically sourced, completely traceable gem coral. The radiant Sardinian coral features a magnificent uniformity in a fiery crimson hue with unsurpassed quality. These beautiful, scarce gems were responsibly obtained; they are natural treasures that deserve to be celebrated, worn and cherished for many generations.

05 Charles Krypell Since 1976, Charles Krypell has developed a loyal following for his innovative jewelry designs. In these creations, you will find precise proportions, disciplined angles and perfect diamond placements stylized in 18-karat yellow gold featuring brilliant white diamonds. 06 Natural Fancy Vivid Yellow-Orange Pure orange diamonds are exceptionally rare; so rare that only one Fancy Vivid Orange has come to auction in the past five years. The One and Only One presents this 1.82-carat Natural Fancy Vivid Yellow-Orange diamond in a luscious tangerine color and a sought-after oval cut. Classic threestone engagement rings are once again in demand thanks to Prince Harryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s selection for his bride-to-be Meghan Markle. Whether worn on the left hand or right, this exquisite Fancy Color Diamond is one for the ages. It is GIA certified.

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07 Mastoloni Mastoloni is renowned for creating exquisite pieces tailored around fine-quality cultured pearls; the results exude classic elegance. The limited-edition Gold Ice Earrings are a true testament to the brand’s unique design prowess. The stunning South Sea golden pearls are tethered by diamonds set in 18-karat white gold. To match, the limited-edition Ice Cocktail ring in 18-karat white gold features pave diamonds and a 12-millimeter white South Sea pearl. The Pave Rhombus earrings from the Signature Collection also are impressive. The South Sea drop pearls are set on 18-karate white gold adorned in pave diamonds. 08 Christopher Designs New York-based jewelry designer Christopher Slowinksi has become known for his patented Crisscut® technique that both accentuates clarity and makes the stone look bigger. This Christopher Designs pendant has a center 9.25-carat sapphire stone and 3.72-carat GHSI1 round diamonds set in 18-karat white gold. 09 Simon G For more than 30 years Simon G has created incredible pieces to celebrate life’s beautiful journey. No matter the occasion, there is a striking Simon G piece to complement it. Part of the Modern Enchantment collection, this stunning bangle is as contemporary as it is classic. With .70 carats of diamonds, it’s sure to help you shine.

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A LT H O U G H C L OT H ES D O N ’ T M A K E T H E P R O V E R B I A L M A N , DRESSING WELL IS A BEAUTIFUL FORM OF POLITENESS WORDS MIMI LOMBARDO

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Classic Redux Changes just don’t happen in menswear. Although the runway usually conveys an extreme reality, the truth is most men won’t wear runway-ready apparel day-to-day. Most gentlemen keep their wardrobes on a steady course and update it with singular items. It’s not practical to invest in exquisite tailoring and fabrications only to find that it’s out of style six months down the road. So, it’s no surprise that the men’s spring collections are doubling down on enduring style — the previously coined term “normcore” — for 2018. Brands like Hermès and Brunello Cucinelli have always banked on the stability of the classics. At their cores, they sell pieces that stand the test of time. Season after season, they produce gentlemen’s go-to items, which let the man take center stage not the clothing.

Hermès (01) kept the classics classic with 1950s, Leave-it-to-Beaver flair at its Paris show. Trousers went baggy and were worn with varsity jackets. Anoraks and oversized slickers gave a practical component to looks. Often Hermès shows an uber-luxe crocodile jacket and this season was no exception; two versions of the jacket came in cardamom and matte black. The palette of cinnamon, golds and browns gave an autumn air to the show even though sandals were worn throughout. Brunello Cucinelli (02) created a fashion universe based on the Italian lifestyle. Not interested in the runway to present its world, the brand opts for a look-book. This time around, Brunello Cucinelli mixed sporty vibes with separates. Tennis sweaters under linen suits and sneakers and Birkenstocks give a casual tone to these luxury pieces. At its core, the brand is renowned for weekend wear of CEOs and titans of industry. If you’re looking to update, the one must-have item is a pair of suede kicks in a pearl grey, like these from Brunello Cucinelli. But, no need to give up last spring’s white kicks; they are still looking strong and lend a casual attitude to linen suits.

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Wearing the Pants Women’s pantsuits have a storied past. In the 1920s, pants were all but outlawed for women, who just didn’t wear them. In the 1930s Katharine Hepburn defiantly wore high-waist trousers with “man-ish” shoes and was called “strong willed” for her unconventional clothing choices. When Hepburn was a child, she dressed like a boy because to her, boys were able to have more fun and she wanted to join in. As she grew into adulthood, her style became as iconic and represented women of strength and resolve. Today, Hepburn’s rebellious fashion sense lives on. Although pantsuits are not revolutionary, they are very relevant considering the “MeToo” movement of late 2017 and early 2018. Hillary Clinton was an unwitting fashion influencer when she wore pantsuits as an equalizer to the male candidates she ran against in the 2016 election in order to keep the public’s focus on the issues instead of her wardrobe. Her pantsuits became a rally cry for women.

This spring’s fashion options were not available to Hepburn in her heyday, but many luxury brands and fashion houses are capitalizing on the ubiquitous suiting concept. From the magpie masculinity of Gucci’s hot pink three-button jacket and pants (03) to Kiton’s more traditional and super luxe suit (04), pants are everywhere on the runway. Dior did it in a patchwork denim with a 70s vibe and added a doublebreasted jacket (05). The silhouettes are big, and the fabrics are sumptuous at the Italian brand Agnona. At the spring show, models wore balloon-leg trousers — very much like Hepburn — paired with a long vest and white t-shirt in soft yellows and shades of dove grey (06). Tomas Maier’s namesake collection has a wealth of cool-girl options, including bold florals with an athleisure zip jacket (07) and Indian saritype dresses worn over a soft trouser (07).

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One of the many cultural revolutions that has emerged throughout the last two years is women’s desire for equal treatment in all realms. Pantsuits are fashion’s answer to this cultural occurrence, revamping a commonly worn piece of clothing traditionally associated with men and offering them to women in an array of styles — enough to make Katharine Hepburn proud. 06

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01 Thalgo For more than 50 years, THALGO has explored the sea’s depths and identified specific seaweeds with anti-aging, slimming, detoxifying, rebalancing, hydrating and soothing properties. Each THALGO product is a genuine concentrate of effectiveness, created according to stringent standards of performance, total affinity with the skin and ultimate sensory experience to offer professional excellence and luxury. Created from the sea, THALGO has a duty to minimize its ecological footprint. All new formulas are free of parabens, mineral oil, propylene glycol, GMOs and ingredients of animal origin. This philosophy, combined with 12 exclusive ingredients and eight patents, ensures that THALGO is the world leader in marine cosmetics. THALGO are the products of choice by more than 20,000 top spas, resorts and thalassotherapy centers in more than 90 countries around the world. Continuing to push the boundaries of innovation, THALGO’s 360-degree approach to wellness offers a wide range of skincare, body treatments as well as nutritional supplements for a complete solution and overall effectiveness. THALGO strives to offer a complete luxury wellness experience by harnessing the extraordinary benefits of the sea in its range of products. From oils offering sensorial luxury to an award-winning anti-aging product range to a sculpting and slimming line that makes you look and feel great for that holiday or night out to soothing after-sun care, this comprehensive product line offers it all. And it is complemented with the brand’s unique nutricosmetics that work toward the same results from the inside. THALGO’s product lines utilize the incredible algae of the oceans. Algea have the amazing ability to increase the rich content of minerals and trace elements of the sea, restoring, strengthening, “remineralizing” and balancing properties. Algae act like sponges to give you the best that seawater has to offer. They have very high concentrations of mineral elements and contain almost every vitamin and amino acid. Thanks to this particularly rich composition, algae boast antiviral as well as antibacterial qualities. THALGO is committed to delivering the ultimate wellness experience with its products. The THALGO team can customize your wellness journey with a unique product and treatment menu for you and your guests. From its South Florida base, the team looks forward to working with you. For more information, please email customer-service@thalgousa.com, call +1 954 525 9665 or visit www.thalgousa.com.

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OW N E R’ S S U I T E SERENITY WORDS JANINE ST.DENIS

The 122-foot (37.2m) Flagship motor yacht SERENITY is a true testament to her name. Built in 1993, but fully refitted in 2017, SERENITY offers guests a tranquil oasis from which to explore the natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Eight guests are welcomed aboard for the ultimate luxury adventure — which is exactly what her owners wanted. SERENITY is their first yacht; they purchased her in 2016 and have been delighted by her ever since. Avid charterers, the owners of SERENITY were keen to explore the incredible waters from Seattle to South Alaska; for them, owning their own yacht was the next step.

They spend between six and eight weeks a year on board in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Previously named TALOS, the owners dubbed their yacht SERENITY because “that is how we feel when we’re aboard. She is the perfect yacht for this region,” her owners say. There are lots of enclosed spaces, like the flybridge — which can be alfresco — and the skylounge, that allow you to enjoy the sights regardless of conditions. The region in which the yacht cruises is unlike the traditional tropical yachting hot spots. Which is just how her owners like it. They’re often on board in Alaska. First thing in the morning, the owner will enjoy a run on the yacht’s treadmill, then the adventures begin.

SERENITY’s 29-foot Alaskan-style fishing boat, the SERENE MACHINE, is fully outfitted for exploration. It is perfectly suited to be independent of the main yacht for the day and comfortably accommodates eight people. The SERENE MACHINE has a standup day head and is enclosed in order to protect from the weather. The SERENE MACHINE is perfect to take guests ashore for hikes, get up-close-and-personal with glaciers, cast a line and hope to reel in the big one, and cruise alongside pods of orcas and other incredible wildlife. “We’ve had it only one season,” the owners say, “and it opened up the utility of the yacht in ways you never imagined.”

01 SERENITY is the first yacht for her new owners, who plan to explore the Pacific Northwest

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One of the owners’ favorite aspects of the yacht is the on-deck master. “It’s a huge plus as opposed to being down stairs,” they say, but also mention, “The yacht has great spaces for gathering with everyone on board, but it also has places perfect for some quiet time to read a book or watch scenery go by.”

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02 The waters of Alaska and Puget Sound are the preferred retreat 03 SERENITY sleeps eight guests and includes a spacious on-deck master 04 Casual elegance accommodates guests in style 05 The Pacific Northwest is an exquisite charter destination 05

SERENITY’s owners love Alaska and Puget Sound; this region is their favorite cruising destination. “The beauty and the wildlife are incomparable to anywhere we’ve ever been,” they say. “From the islands and changing nature of the landscape to seeing whales, otters, eagles and bears, to going fishing and crabbing, there’s so much to do — we love enjoying the many things that part of the country has to offer.” Another favorite cruising location for SERENITY’s owners is New England along the Penobscot Bay of Maine and farther north into Canada. They also enjoy The Bahamas, specifically the Exumas — they really love the fishing there. But they maintain that no matter where else they have cruised, Alaska is by far the most unique. “It’s constantly changing and always surprising you,” they maintain, adding, “There’s one spot in Red Bluff Bay where you can nose the yacht to a tidal waterfall then cruise a couple hundred yards and spot a bear fishing in a meadow, then in a few more hundred yards, you drop the shrimp pods to catch dinner.” SERENITY is the perfect yacht in the perfect location for her owners. They enjoy every moment aboard and they offer her for charter, allowing guests to relish the luxury and incredible location that go hand-in-hand with SERENITY. “She was on the charter market when we bought her,” the owners say. “We expected to be aboard between six and eight weeks a year in Alaska and with her already consistent charter following, it made sense for us to make her available to others in those incredible waters.

The responses from clients who cruise in that area are always the same — they are blown away. Unless you’ve spent a lot of time up there, it’s unlike anything you’ve experienced before. We also get a lot of compliments on our incredible crew, but what guests talk about most are their experiences in the hidden bays in which they anchor, and the incredible opportunities SERENE MACHINE has opened up.” Charter guests get to enjoy everything from fishing to wildlife spotting — “one group of charter guests were out on SERENE MACHINE when a pod of orcas came by,” the owners say. “One of the whales was swimming on its back under the boat, getting a belly scratch from the keel.” Another favorite memory for guests is cruising past glaciers and picking up a piece of floating ice for cocktails that evening. The captain and crew of SERENITY further enhance the onboard experience. From the captain with a 20-year Navy career and lots of big-boat experience, to the chef who creates incredible Alaskan feasts from the fresh fish caught by the guests that day, the crew up the ante aboard SERENITY, ensuring an enjoyable, five-star experience for all. After all, yachting is all about having fun! “We love being on the water,” the owners of SERENITY say. And their yacht allows them total flexibility and total peacefulness. “We love to anchor out in a beautiful bay with nothing around us but nature.”

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SONOMA COUNTY WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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WHETHER YOU ARE DRAWN TO ITS PROMISE OF IDLE INDULGENCE, ENJOY SIPPING FINE WINES, OR HAVE A PENCHANT FOR VISITING WORLD-RENOWNED RESTAURANTS, SONOMA COUNTY IS THE LATEST ‘IT’ DESTINATION FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR A COUNTRY-CHIC WEEKEND

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01 Madrona Manor 02 AutoCamp at Russian River, Guerneville 03 Healdsburg 04 Timber Cover Resort

SONOMA COUNTY HAS FACILITATED A MARKED INCREASE IN THE SUPPLY OF STYLISH & COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE BETTER-HEELED TRAVELER

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If you were considering a long-weekend escape to California’s wine country, Sonoma County might not be the first area that comes to mind. Sandwiched between the better-known Napa Valley to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west, Sonoma County has long been home to celebrated vintners, but a recent culinary influx has left the once sleepy county rivaling its better-known neighbor. The two wine-growing regions offer a very different welcome to visiting oenophiles. Acclimatize to Sonoma County’s laid-back lifestyle with a stop in Healdsburg before heading west, working your way along the Russian River that flows through the county all the way to the ocean. Along the way are wineries for tastings, quaint places to dine, and plenty of natural wonders to explore. Pillow talk From winery-owned guesthouses to luxury boutique hotels, the influx of upscale San Franciscans to Sonoma County has led to a marked increase in the supply of stylish and comfortable accommodations for the better-heeled traveler. If you can visit during the start or end of Cabernet season (harvest) when the weather is still warm, you will have your choice of rooms, tables, tastings and spas. Spend a few nights in the historic 19th century town of Healdsburg in the north of Sonoma County. Flanked by the Dry Creek, Russian River and Alexander Valley, the town is a popular destination for oenophiles and has become a hub for wine-country fare. Set in the historic town square, Hotel Healdsburg is a welcoming and contemporary boutique hotel. Go for one of their oversized rooms with décor details that complement the property’s picturesque surroundings.

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If you are planning a spring visit to Sonoma County, then try and coincide with Charlie Palmer’s annual Pigs & Pinot event – a charity event hosted at the hotel’s on-site restaurant, Dry Creek Kitchen. For those looking for 19thcentury grandeur, the Victorian mansion Madrona Manor is just a few minutes from downtown Healdsburg. Set in eight wooded acres overlooking Dry Creek Valley, the hotel is suffused with character and charm. Book into one of the Schoolhouse Suites, on the edge of the property, complete with Jacuzzi and private deck area. In stark contrast to its antique furnishings and décor, the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant delivers a contemporary menu, inspired by the estate’s garden produce. For those looking to get closer to nature on the shores of the Russian River, AutoCamp is camping without sacrificing a whit of comfort (glamping in its highest form). Customdesigned Airstream trailers and spacious tents the size of small buildings blend beautiful design and luxury with nature. The Timber Cove Resort has always been a soughtafter retreat and a few years ago the 1960s property was respectfully renovated, keeping many of the original features and combining them with contemporary design touches. Perched on the Pacific Coast just outside the small town of Jenner, this coastal retreat boasts stunning sea views and is surrounded by more than 25 acres of rugged coastline and a backdrop of redwood trees. After a day exploring, foraging, hiking (guided), or even kayaking, retire to the property’s restaurant, Coast Kitchen, one of the best on the North Coast.

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Eat, Drink & Dance Drinking wine is obviously de rigueur when in Sonoma County, and the choice of vineyards and tastings are plenty. Wineries have deep roots in the valley’s culture; it is, after all, where California’s wine industry began. Vineyards sprawl across foothills and ridges, backed by parklands. Sip a dry rosé while seated in the vineyards by the winemaker’s home, sample zinfandel by the vats from which it was produced, taste chardonnay from aged barrels or pinots by the river; Sonoma Valley is made up of varying terrain, diverse soils and microclimates with several stunning varietals grown for a broad portfolio, making it a haven for oenophiles.

For a chilled afternoon tasting, fans of cabernets should drop by Gundlach Bundschu. The family-run winery has a low-key atmosphere and tastings are offered in the stunning picnic grounds of the winery. If you are lucky enough to be in the area in June, you might find yourself sipping chilled gewürztraminer while listening to Coachella-style bands at the Huichica Music Festival, hosted by the fifth generation of the Bundschu family on the grassy hillside of their 300-acre farm. Set in the foothills of Sonoma Mountain, the Benziger Family Winery is one of the most successful biodynamic vineyards in California. The farm follows biodynamic principles to produce rich red blends from the estate-grown grapes. The sister winery, Imagery Estate, also is worth a visit for its award-winning wines from rarely grown grapes.

Hungarian-born Count Agoston Haraszthy first launched the Buena Vista winery in 1857. Listed as a Californian Historic Landmark, Buena Vista’s tasting room pours several varietals, but the best way to soak up the atmosphere For a smaller vineyard tour, sip away at the stunningly is to enjoy a tasting with the winery’s delicious picnic restored 19th-century homestead Scribe Winery. Reserve hamper in the cobblestone courtyard. your wine tasting late afternoon and follow on with a lavish dinner paired with the estate-grown chardonnay.

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For a break from the grape, there are a number of cocktail venues in Sonoma County, including the Geyserville Gun Club Bar & Lounge. Here, six-guns and Winchester rifles have been traded for frosty Gibson cocktails in this rustic lounge bar just north of Santa Rosa. Enjoying the locally produced wines is the main reason for any visit to Sonoma County, but the area also is known for its world-class cuisine. Pioneering the farm-to-table ethos, a movement that has spread not just through America but worldwide, Sonoma County — in particular the small city of Healdsburg — has a gastronomic scene to rival that of nearby San Francisco and Portland. Embracing Japanese hospitality and cuisine, SingleThread is a boutique property with a pilgrimage-worthy restaurant. Produce from the farm’s own fields is used in three different tasting menus that have been thoughtfully conjured up by the owners who spent years learning their trade on the ground in Japan, only to return to their native California (via the Michelin-starred Fat Duck restaurant in Berkshire, England) to share their creations with Sonoma County. Dry Creek Kitchen at Hotel Healdsburg is another of the town’s restaurants that delivers an exotic menu using locally sourced produce. Chef/Owner Charlie Palmer is well known for his creative cooking spirit and unexpected combinations, accompanied by pairings of Sonoma County’s best wines. If you’re dining here for lunch, then secure a spot outside to watch Healdsburg society drift by. If the farm-to-table ethos has taken your fancy, there are several one-day cookery classes at the Relish Culinary School in downtown Healdsburg. Choose from all manner of locally influenced courses, including cheese making and mushroom foraging. 07

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WINE ON BOARD The decks of a superyacht are without doubt one of the best places to open a bottle of fine wine. When it comes to choosing wines to take on board for your charter, you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have to travel around the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best vineyards. Your Northrop & Johnson charter broker can liaise with expert wine suppliers on the best wines to accompany you on your yacht in your chosen cruising area. Pre-charter, you also will have the opportunity to liaise with the captain and chef on board to discuss how the cuisine and your favorite wines can be partnered. Your wine selection will depend on the specifics of the destination and duration of your charter. Whether you are looking for great Champagne or Burgundy, or a wine specific to the region in which you are cruising, keep in mind that, even with the most sophisticated storage technology, wines that perform on land do not always work well on the ocean. This is particularly the case with red wines, which have a tendency to throw a natural deposit as they age. On dry land there is no vibration and the wine can easily be separated from the deposit by decanting it, but as a yacht is in a perpetual state of motion, if the wine is not stored correctly sediment will be suspended in the wine. Try and opt for lighter, younger wines or more forward vintages. When it comes to the storage of wines on board, there are plenty of options and your charter broker can advise on your chosen yachtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s facilities. Ideally, wine should be kept in a temperature-controlled cellar, free of vibrations in a securely attached wine rack, allowing bottles to lie on their side with no risk of movement. The cellar should be away from the engine room so that it is free of chemical odors, in the dark with no direct sunlight. Northrop & Johnson has a number of yachts in the charter fleet with dedicated wine cellars. Talk to your charter broker for further information.

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Do & Discover The entire landscape of Sonoma County just begs to be explored. With 800-plus acres of massive centuries-old trees, the Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve at Guerneville has a variety of hikes for all capabilities. Try and go in the morning before the atmospheric Pacific fog burns off. Take a dip in the redwood-lined Russian River or hire a paddleboat or kayak to venture up stream. Those with a head for heights should try zip-lining over the Redwoods. One zip-line is more than 800 feet long and rewards riders with panoramic forest views and flights over deep ravines. A round of golf in the morning is another great way to work up a thirst for an afternoon at the wineries. Though the Californian wine country isn’t the world-class golf it could be, since it is more profitable to use the land for vineyards rather than fairways, there are more than enough courses to satisfy even the most discerning golf enthusiast. From the Jack Nicklaus-designed Mayacama to the Sonoma Golf Club, and many more in between, each and every course has a stunning backdrop with Redwoods framing the course. See & Shop Sonoma County shopping is all about the artisan; from locally produced cheese and olive oil to pottery, the oncesleepy towns have woken up to the demand from visitors for authentic local finds. There also is a movement for antiques as dot-com millionaires from San Francisco source pieces for their grand homes down the coast. The best antiques confluence in Petaluma and Healdsburg. Downtown Sonoma (not to be confused with Sonoma County as a whole) hosts a Friday morning market just off the main square. Local artisan produce (cheese, meat and jam) is all sold here; any would make a lovely accompaniment to the fine wines bought at the various wine tastings as a reminder for the senses of your stay in Sonoma County.

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A Vine Voyage Many of the world’s finest wine growing regions are located by some of the best cruising grounds, and for many, touring vineyards during a superyacht charter has great appeal as a way of varying your onboard activity. While chartering along the Côte d’Azur, why not step ashore to the plethora of vineyards along the stunning Provençal coast, or when cruising along the Amalfi Coast head inland and discover indigenous grape varieties and a handful of Italy’s beautiful vineyards spread out over lush hills. Further afield, most people that know their wine know Marlborough, in the north of New Zealand’s South Island, as the sauvignon blanc capital of the world, and the area is like one giant vineyard. Lesser known but even better situated for visitors on superyachts are the vineyards at Hawke’s Bay on New Zealand’s North Island. And finally, the aforementioned Californian wine region is just an hour north of San Francisco and also can be discovered by yacht. The world capital of wine tourism, the vineyards of Napa Valley and Sonoma County have wine tasting down to a fine art, so you can step ashore and select your favorite grape to bring back to your yacht.

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SCROOSER E-MOBILITY As e-mobility continues to take over the world, gas is becoming a thing of the past. Forward-thinking cities and citizens around the globe have big plans to make electric transportation their primary method of getting to and from. The trendsetters, fashionistas and influencers of today have recognized the positive impact of e-mobility; many of them put effort into bringing awareness to and expanding this market. As technology pushes forward, innovators are making charging and recharging e-transportation easier and more accessible. The Scrooser is on the forefront of this movement, relentlessly pursuing eco-friendly, zero-emission transportation and doing it with style. Scrooser is a zero-emission electric scooter designed for efficient, stylish, inner-city transportation. This German-engineered scooter is the only one of its kind. The Scrooser’s 500- watt battery will take you distances of up to 34 miles with only one charge. Plug it in and be ready to go in just two-and-a-half hours. Classified as an electric bicycle, the Scrooser is legal in all U.S. states and provinces. It is fully equipped with a rearview mirror, LED lights and an unbreakable lock. The electric motor — the core of the Scrooser — is conveniently hidden inside its back wheel. It is powered by a 36-volt, 26-Ah-strong lithium-ion battery, which sits under your feet. The Scrooser is able to reach speeds of up 15.5mph (25 km/hr). The scooter’s anti-theft device is integrated into its engine and lasts for up to six hours. For additional security, use the heavy-duty lock under the seat. A scooter has never looked this good. Every square inch of the Scrooser has been meticulously designed by German engineers. The sleek lines and balanced design make the Scrooser as stylish as it is eco-friendly.

Frame Steel Handlebar height 1100mm / 43.3” Front brake Hydraulic Disc Brake Scrooser weight 56 kg without battery Rear brake Mechanical Disc Brake Allowable weight 150 kg Tires 18 x 9.5 - 8 Motor power Electric wheel hub motor; 500 W max. Torque 65 Nm Seat height 700 mm (27.55 Inches) Battery Lithium-ion battery 36 V, 20Ah, 728 Wh Distance axles 1290 mm / 50.75” Charging time 2.5 - 4 hours Total length 1760 mm / 69.29” Speed 12.5 mph | 15.5 mph 20 km/h | 25 km/h approx. Total width 805 mm Range 34 miles / 55 km approx.

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ALMOST AS IMPORTANT AS THE YACHT ITSELF ARE THE ONBOARD AMENITIES, WHICH HELP CREATE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY FOR ALL ABOARD. A FULLY STOCKED TOY CHEST WITH ALL OF THE LATEST & GREATEST TENDERS & TOYS WILL OPEN THE DOOR TO EVEN MORE FUN & EXCITEMENT WORDS RISA MERL

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01 Spin Cycle For cyclists who also love the feel of the sea breeze, there’s nothing quite like the Schiller water bike. A premium-grade bicycle is married to a portable catamaran body to create this innovative superyacht toy that will allow you to bike across the blue planet. The bike has a small footprint for stowage in the tender garage and can be assembled in less than ten minutes. But it’s not merely a yacht toy — this is a high-end bike built out of marine-grade alloys and stainless steel that has proprietary propulsion, a high-gloss carbon fiber outdrive, integrated handle bar steering and rugged high-pressure, drop-stitch pontoons that allow for easy transport, assembly and breakdown. Cruise along at speeds from five to up to ten miles per hour, depending on the rider’s motivation. The whole family can safely go for a spin as Schiller boasts that there is no need for any training. Watertight compartments keep snacks or drinks dry. 02 Rhapsody in Teak Speed and style blend harmoniously in this opencockpit tender from Dutch builder Rapsody Yachts. The 32-foot tender has the elegant lines of a gentleman’s runabout with a smooth hull. Yet her graceful exterior completely belies the powerful punch she packs with a turbo diesel engine, which is hidden beneath the handmade teak deck. Powered by a Volvo Penta D6 330hp, she can reach top speeds of 35 knots. The R32’s hull and superstructure are constructed of sandwiched GRP while the windshield and cockpit interior are in lush mahogany. Details include high-quality chrome and stainless steel, which complement the beautiful woods. The R32’s artful blend of classic glamour and fast-paced speed make it a pleasure to drive into any harbor around the world.

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03 Sleek Scooting The Scrooser is an electric scooter that stands out from the pack with its 500-watt battery able to take you 34 miles on only one charge. The heart of the Scrooser is the zero-emissions electric motor. Push off the ground to activate the impulse drive, then customize your motorization to zip along at 12.5mph or 15.5mph. Four different drives provide a variety of performance options. The electric battery is recharged in about two-and-half hours. The Scrooser’s fat tires are sturdy and solid, and this scooter is street legal, so with the proper certification, driving mirror and LED lights, you can cruise along the coastline feeling safe as can be. Scrooser invites you to put your own stamp on the design with options for custom seat designs, rims and color matching handlebars. 04 Breathe Deep Scuba diving has gone space age. The Poseidon SE7EN Rebreather isn’t your typical diving apparatus, but a piece of innovative tech developed by NASA engineer Dr. Bill Stone. The design takes the same principles of the breathing devices that astronauts use in space and applies them to a device for breathing underwater. The next-generation Poseidon SE7EN Rebreather works by measuring and then controlling the amount of oxygen as the depth changes during the dive, and the exhaled air is purified of CO2 and refreshed with oxygen to be recirculated. The affect is a long-lasting airflow, allowing divers to stay underwater for up to three hours — far outpacing a typical dive outing. It’s designed to be easy to use by divers of all abilities, allowing them to explore the deep blue without making any compromises. In-built tech includes Bluetooth connectivity, so you can easily download your dive logs or manage and configure your dive plans, and it’s Mac compatible. 05 The Submarine Car This is one to add to your toy box wish list! There have been plenty of car and yacht collaborations, but what about an automotive/submarine coalition to create something truly spectacular? Meet Project Neptune, a collab behind famed British car manufacturer Aston Martin and Triton Submarines. The project is based on Triton’s low-profile (LP) three-person sub, which is designed to be carried on smaller superyachts where having a sub wouldn’t be the norm as footprint and low profile takes up much less space in the tender garage. Triton’s submersible know-how is blended with Aston Martin’s acclaimed craftsmanship, design and materials to create what must be one of the prettiest subs on the market. While some have joked that it will be “the slowest Aston Martin ever,” it will be one of the fastest Triton subs to date. For the car connoisseur who likes to go deep, this is the ultimate toy.

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The “executive sedan” once represented a benchmark of career success and social standing as the type of car that was driven (if not necessarily owned) by company bosses and the well-to-do. But the seemingly unstoppable growth in demand for SUVs has pushed the traditional, wellappointed, four-door sedan way down the sales scale as the category loses out to statement-making four-wheel-drive vehicles that combine the versatility of off-road capability with a high, confidence-inspiring driving position, sports-

car performance, and interior fittings and functionality that would have been difficult to imagine just a few years ago. There’s good news, however, for those who simply don’t need an SUV (and who desire not to go the ostentatious “premium luxury” Bentley/Rolls-Royce route) but do want a cosseting car that’s swift and supremely comfortable, because the major manufacturers have taken the luxury sedan class to a whole new level. Here is a slew of options, three of the very latest cars in detail.

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01 Jaguar XJR575 $123,395 When compared with cars such as the Audi A8 and Lexus LS500, this latest iteration of Jaguar’s classic XJ sedan is something of a “cat among the pigeons,” because it’s not brimming with the latest in-car technology like the others, it doesn’t feature any ingenious suspension systems, it’s nowhere near “self-driving” and it certainly doesn’t pretend to be an eco-friendly hybrid. Just the opposite, in fact, because the “575” in the title refers to the output of its highly tuned, five-liter V8 engine. Jaguar Land Rover has developed a habit of spicing-up models such as the F-Type, Range Rover Sport and even, most recently, a “special edition” of the otherwise defunct Defender with this mighty powerhouse — and the somewhat elderly XJ is the latest to get the treatment. What makes the car worthy of inclusion here is that it might well represent the last opportunity to own an “old school” XJ before the arrival of an all-new model for 2019 which, if rumors are to be believed, could feature a class-leading, all-electric powertrain. Available in the U.S. in long wheelbase form only, the XJR575 offers lots of legroom and more than adequate comfort for rear seat passengers while simultaneously providing unparalleled driving fun for the person behind the wheel thanks to that punchy V8 engine and the upgraded suspension and brakes that the car has been fitted with to make the power usable. And, despite the XJ’s limousine status, Jaguar’s interior designers have not held back in highlighting the 575’s sporting nature with racy, diamond-quilted leather seat coverings, carbon fiber veneers, colored stitching and plenty of “575” logos. The exterior, meanwhile, gets twin bonnet louvres, 20-inch split rim alloy wheels in black and a paint job in either “Velocity Blue” or stealthy “Satin Corris Grey.” Performance-wise, this is the swiftest road-going Jaguar XJ ever built — it can sprint from standstill to 60mph in just 4.2 seconds and tops out at 186mph.

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02 Audi A8 $82,500 Like some of its rivals, Audi’s range-topping A8 sedan is bristling with future technologies that, while not yet fully integrated, can gradually be introduced through software upgrades when the systems are perfected. Perhaps the most significant of these is the “piloted driving” that makes the A8 the first production car to have been developed especially to be highly automated. When local laws permit, the AI “traffic jam pilot” takes control of driving in slow-moving traffic up to 37mph on highways separated by a physical barrier. It uses images of the car’s surroundings, together with radars, ultrasonic sensors and a laser scanner to monitor the driving area and manage starting, acceleration, steering and braking accordingly — leaving the driver to “focus on a different activity that is supported by the car, such as watching the onboard TV.” Once the system reaches it limits, it is programmed to alert the driver so he or she can take back the controls. There’s a good chance, however, that the occupants might have drifted off into a blissful sleep, such is the car’s level of interior comfort. Smooth and minimalist throughout, the cabin features electrically closing air vents and virtually no traditional switchgear with functions and settings being controlled from a 10.1-inch touchscreen display that, when not in use, becomes virtually invisible in a gloss black surround. There’s also a fully digital “virtual cockpit” with high-definition, head-up display, wireless smartphone charging and the now “de rigueur” Wi-Fi connectivity — while rear-seat passengers each get their own tablets that can be removed from the car and used remotely, a phone operating system that’s independent from the one in the front of the car and a range of lighting options designed to cover everything from reading to relaxing. And relaxing in this car is decidedly easy — not least because of its adaptive air suspension, which also can be had as a “fully active” system that automatically raises or lowers each wheel separately and works in conjunction with the car’s all-wheelsteering to create a true “magic carpet” ride. Engine-wise, the new A8 can be equipped with V6, three-liter turbo diesel or petrol engines, a V8, four-liter diesel, or a range-topping six-liter W12. All four units operate in conjunction with so-called “mild-hybrid” technology that enables the car to coast with the engine switched off and seamlessly restart when required. An A8 L e-tron plug-in hybrid, which can cover up to 31 miles in pure electric mode also is set to join the lineup.

03 Lexus LS500 $130,000 (predicted) Since the launch of the original L400 in 1989, Toyota’s luxury sub-brand Lexus has been a huge seller in the United States thanks to its range of cars that offer a level of performance, comfort, ride and reliability that has traditionally been a cut above the home-grown competition. The fifth-generation of the LS flagship model has now arrived in the form of the LS500, which includes an “h” version with hybrid power. Chief Designer Kouichi Suga has managed to combine a sporty, ground-hugging stance with an elegant, semi-coupe body that is defined from the front by the signature Lexus grille, a large, lattice-work structure that extends from the lip of the hood to the lower edge of the car’s aerodynamic nose. Six windows give a feeling of light and space to the supremely luxurious interior that features a flowing, minimalist fascia centered on an eight-inch screen that displays all of the important driver information in conjunction with a full-color, head-up display. But, with such technology now being regarded as standard in most luxury cars, manufacturers had to find their own ways of standing out. The Lexus approach has been to create a range of special interior finishes using what it calls “Takumi craftsmanship,” a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design and technology. All of the work is carried out by just a dozen qualified “Takumi” who, to maintain their status, have to demonstrate their manual dexterity on a daily basis by creating an origami cat in 90 seconds flat…using only their non-dominant hand. After that, they get down to business creating interior finishes for the LS500h that include doors inset with Kiriko glass, panels covered in hand-pleated leather and “art wood” veneers. The interior is further inspired, say Lexus bosses, by the traditional Japanese hospitality principles of “Omotenashi” — meaning occupants of the car are made to feel welcome thanks to features such as automatically lowering suspension to ease ingress, a “climate concierge” system that uses infrared technology to maintain the perfect temperature, bespoke Mark Levinson 3D surround Hi-Fi, and aircraft-style seating with 28-way adjustment as well as a “shiatsu” massage function. The hybrid version of the marque’s new flagship combines a 3.5-liter, V6 engine with two electric motors to provide 354 horsepower — but it is surprisingly unrefined for such a luxurious car. Fortunately for U.S. buyers, there’s the more pleasing option of a twin-turbo, all-petrol engine which feels very much more “Lexus.”

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05 BMW M760Li xDrive From $156,700 Highlighted in our piece about high-tech automobiles in the last issue of Navigator, BMWâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 760Li xDrive is claimed to be one of the most advanced combustionengine cars on the market thanks to its hugely powerful, but smooth and efficient V12 motor, intelligent four-wheel-drive and ultra-sophisticated infotainment systems.

06 Maserati Quattroporte From $106,660 Although Maserati has upped production considerably in recent years, its cars still carry the kudos of individuality. And, 06 unlike Masers of old, they are reliable and economical, too. The latest Quattroporte sedan can be had in GranSport guise (for the more enthusiastic driver) or GranLusso form for those primarily concerned with creature comforts. The latter includes the option of seats and door panels trimmed in Ermenegildo Zegna jersey silk.

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07 Porsche Panamera From $85,000 - $194,800 The Panamera represented Porsche’s first foray into the four-door sedan segment when it launched in 2009 — and its styling met with mixed reactions. The Panamera has since been heavily remodeled (and become available in shooting brake body style as the Sport Turismo), with the latest Turbo SE Hybrid combining great looks and performance with class-leading comfort and a sophisticated hybrid drivetrain that makes for a near 200mph sedan. 08 Mercedes-Maybach S560 From $169,595 Straddling the boundary between mere “luxury sedan” and “premium luxury supercar,” the Mercedes-Maybach S560 is almost eight inches longer than its standard MercedesBenz counterpart. The fact that options include a rear-mounted refrigerator and a set of $3,200 silver champagne flutes reinforce the impression that this is a car for those who are driven, rather than those who drive. 09 Cadillac CT6 From $54,095 Cadillac’s latest luxury sedan challenges the best from Europe and Japan in its range-topping, $84,295 “Platinum” guise. The three-liter, twin turbocharged engine punches out 404 horsepower and technologies include the advanced SuperCruise hands-free driving system for use on the freeway. Inside, there’s a 34-speaker Bose sound system and the rear seats offer a multifunction massage function.

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The phrase “the world is your oyster” today resonates strongly with the ethos that almost anything can be obtained — including luxury goods and services procured from the comfort of one’s own device. The process of purchasing is far more accessible, convenient and unbelievably more efficient than ever before. Going beyond the traditional ownership associated with longterm commitments are luxury subscription services. This pertains to everything from premium cars to fine wines, private jet flights and superyachts usage, to name but a few.

Revolutionizing the luxury driving experience is Revolve. As a premium vehicle subscription service, it was devised for those with a thirst for automotive variety and the freedom of driving an array of premium vehicles of their choosing for up to three months at a time.

As tastes are changing, new technology becomes readily available faster than before, customers are happy to pay a premium for what they are passionate about; they love the convenience of having a wide spectrum of cars to choose from. Be it an Audi RS7, Porsche 911 Carrera, Aston As this model becomes increasingly popular, a generation Martin DB9 or BMW i8, you drive a car for a few months of users with refined tastes and cravings latch on, wanting then rotate into new one right after. This is luxury sharing to adhere to the variety of experiences with a twist that await economy at its very best. Negating the need to buy or lease them. Luxury subscriptions are bringing this type of service a new vehicle over the years, and with zero commitment, directly to clients in many shapes and forms. Two forms Revolve grants users brand new driving experiences. The exist: to purchase a commodity or to pay for a subscription luxury of choosing what’s next is delivered right to your that grants access to a product or service for a short period doorstep, easily and flawlessly, and is made possible through of time without committal. an easy-to-use online platform and app. Maintenance and insurance is all inclusive, so members are freed from the Private aviation companies such as Wheels Up, Surf Air inconveniences that often come with traditional vehicle and JetSmarter were among the innovators in the ownership. luxury sector to have mastered the art of this new level of subscription service. Proposing a no-strings-attached “Today’s buying process has significantly changed. offering built on a community — more than just a group Where variety is now at the forefront, the car is not merely of individual users; their models set them air miles apart a product, but an experience,” says Asoka Veeravagu, from their aviation competition. The concept encouraged Co-Founder and CEO of Revolve. “Our offering grants a unique, high-touch experience sought after by a new members all-inclusive automotive access with a luxury breed of clientele at a fraction of the price compared to jet concierge service. We provide the most desirable new cars ownership or flying first class. on the road and allow for frictionless automotive access.”

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With a subscription business model, users are much more likely to stay on and grow their customer lifetime value. Companies such as Revolve are more in touch with their members and can deliver an experience that is far and above what competitors are able to offer. The result: existing members act not only as brand ambassadors, but also influencers in their entourage, explaining why a strong member loyalty program exists to reward new introductions and heighten the offering to the client in various forms, such as VIP events.

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The London-based fine wine specialist, Berry Bros. & Rudd has more than 300 years of experience, an extensive collection of 5,000 wines, and six offices worldwide. Pioneers in providing an eclectic mix of wines through a distinguished Wine Club, the company has implemented monthly subscriptions tailored to each segment of relevant wine aficionado. “People are leading increasingly busy lives and understandably want to buy and enjoy the best,” says Katie Rolph, Wine Club Manager at Berry Bros. & Rudd. “A short time spent setting up a monthly subscription can lead not only to a hassle-free way to receive the products you want but also can introduce you to things you might never usually choose for yourself while standing in a shop.” In the case of Berry Bros. & Rudd, by subscribing to one of the four levels of the Wine Club, customers are offered the experience of broadening their horizons with selections that they might not have had a chance to try had they not been members. Trying something new and going beyond the comfort zone at a set fee is what makes subscriptions a much more pleasurable exploit. Regardless of whether you are developing your taste in wine or if you are an established wine connoisseur, there is a level to suit each drinking style. Starting with Bourne, a mixed case of delectable day-to-day wines, up to the luxurious Wellington, a case comprised of refined wines and coveted vintages, honing the palate of even the most discerning clientele is easily achieved and becomes a pleasurable affair. The company also offers various added perks, such as expert tasting notes, serving directions and suggested food pairings, which add to the overall experience. The best luxury offerings of today are customized, not standardized. It’s apparent that consumers are valuing access and experience to luxury goods over ownership. The traditional definition of luxury is somewhat deviating from its meaning of a few decades ago; ultimate luxury today is more about convenience, leaving the idiom “variety is the spice of life” ringing loud and clear in our ears.

“ PEOPLE ARE LEADING INCREASINGLY BUSY LIVES & UNDERSTANDABLY WANT TO BUY & ENJOY THE BEST” KATIE ROLPH BERRY BROS. & RUDD

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The growing surge to impress and outdo when it comes to the “Nectar of the Gods” has reached a new dimension where experiential and innovative offerings play a pivotal role. Several renowned spirit companies today understand that there is a growing demand in providing unique ways of indulging in the various tipples that we see available in the upper echelons of the market. Regardless of whether you are on board with such novelties or are enjoying the cruise in the direction of more mainstream brands, measures are trickling in to innovate in various ways. Where we have otherwise seen more traditional production methods left unchanged over the years, new techniques of enjoying them appear.

Bars and mixologists are battling it out to create the ultimate cocktail experience, often using classic spirits as the base with offerings such as color-changing cocktails, frozen “nitro” cocktails, solid cocktails, powdered cocktails, deconstructed cocktails, cocktails with foam, or cocktails infused with otherwise inedible flavors, like leather and campfire smoke. Three award-winning, steeped-with-heritage spirit brands have shaken — not stirred — the market to enhance customers’ experiences. With their exceptionally luxurious products, they open up the drinks cabinet with ways of satisfying the palate of even the most knowledgeable spirits connoisseur. At Hennessy, selecting the finest eaux-de-vie is more than a science, it is an art. A resolutely contemporary Cognac, Hennessy Paradis Impérial represents the craftsmanship passed down through eight generations of Master Blenders.

It is an exquisitely refined and elegant blend of more than 100 eaux-de-vie that are aged anywhere from 30 to 130 years — combining the old to create a modern, unique Cognac for today’s consumer. For Hennessy Paradis Impérial, the innovation lies in the production, the identification of the eaux-de-vie, and understanding how long to age them to result in a rare spirit. Only ten out of 10,000 eaux-devie of any given vintage are determined eligible to qualify. The golden hue is unprecedented for eaux-de-vie of this age.

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Yann Fillioux, Hennessy’s former seventh generation Master Blender and creator of Hennessy Paradis Impérial, says, “My predecessors were able to foresee which eaux-de-vie would become remarkable and they understood how to age and protect them for the future. In that sense, Hennessy Paradis Impérial is their creation: it is a resolutely forward-looking blend that embodies the transmission of generations of know-how. The unprecedented alliance of age and finesse makes the Hennessy Paradis Impérial experience unlike any other.” With that, Hennessy X.O has moved away from the traditional by creating exciting new-age cocktail recipes. The original Extra Old Cognac, for example, created in 1870 by fourthgeneration Master Blender Maurice Hennessy, is typically enjoyed neat. Nevertheless, Cognac lovers are encouraged to try it infused with Rooibos tea which brings out the robust notes in the blend.

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Akal Chai Rum has in this sense managed to shake up the stigma behind rum in its classic form by creating magical lifestyle events around their tea-infused offering such as “The Mariner’s Flight,” Chai Rum’s smoke service. Served either neat or on the rocks, this 95-point rum is offered over three flavors of cocktail smoker blocks — Maple, Wild Cherry and Spanish Cedar — along with their signature smoking torch. Sophisticated cocktails aside, the trend of gastronomic drinks and “molecular mixology” — a collaborative effort between the kitchen and the bar — has gone some way in tickling the taste buds of a growing following.

Pernod Ricard UK’s gastronomy spirits brand, L’Orbe, is another example where wow-factor is added to menus. This latest innovation in vodka is the first in the world to be naturally flavored with caviar; it was developed using patented micro-encapsulation technology. L’Orbe can be served neat, in a cocktail Far from the heyday of seafaring pirates and or as an ingredient in a gourmet dish. Its their drink of choice, rum also has today taken versatility appeals to the increasing number center stage with the likes of the world’s of consumers looking for a new and unique most sophisticated, ultra-premium Akal experience. The scientific technique protects Chai Rum. Known in the yachting spheres as and preserves fragile ingredients, thereby “The Rum of the Oceans,” its distinguished allowing the aromas of the caviar to infuse the clientele — the world’s best restaurants, vodka without losing any of its distinct flavors. such as the Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton, Bridging gastronomy and mixology, the bartenders, mixologists and partners alike product allows chefs and bartenders to work — have demonstrated that what we once together. “We know consumers are willing to knew to be conventional is today moving spend more on unique experiences, so we’re towards exceptional. The secret behind the proud to offer our customers an innovative five-generation distillery is the pioneering and unique product that is sure to tempt them marriage between a tea master’s craft and when treating themselves, family or friends,” that of the art of the “parfumier.” says Mark Harris, Channel Director for OnTrade at Pernod Ricard UK. “The seamless match of disciplines and ingredients born out of high-altitude, single- Like Chai Rum or Hennessy Paradis Impérial, estate teas from India have been precisely L’Orbe is the result of a fantastic collaboration combined with aromatic, tropical botanicals between chefs, along with acclaimed along with limited reserve West Indies rum, mixologists, making them perfect showwhile aged in bourbon barrels,” says Kiran stoppers wherever they are served up. Shival Akal, owner of Akal Chai Rum. Perhaps the launch of new briefs to “disrupt the future” of the wider alcoholic drinks sector indicates that this experimental paradigm is set to shift to spirits in general? We raise a glass to that!

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C U LT U R E S P Y HYPERREALISM WORDS JULIA ZALTZMAN

I’m staring intently at a graphite pencil portrait of an elderly woman by artist Paul Cadden. My eyes trace the curve of her lip, her deep-seated wrinkles and glinting moisture on her teeth. I am keenly aware that it’s not a photo, but my brain is trying to persuade me otherwise. The clarity of detail and tonal contrast is mesmerizing, addictive even. I lean closer, searching for proof of my mistake, and feel as though I’m falling down Lewis Carroll’s rabbit hole.

Paul Cadden is a leading light within the artistic genre of hyperrealism. Born out of photorealism — a U.S. movement, which sought to convey a real life “American dream” with minute finesse — hyperrealism has carved its own individuality in both style and substance. Using photographs primarily as reference — and undeniably mind-blowing in its “photo-like” portrayal — hyperrealism is mainly applied to the independent art style that developed in the early 2000s depicting realistic, contemporary subject matters. “Hyperreal paintings and sculptures are not strict interpretations of photographs, nor are they literal illustrations of a particular scene or subject,” explains Cadden. “Instead, they utilize additional, often subtle, pictorial elements to create the illusion of a reality, which in fact either does not exist or cannot be seen by the human eye.”

Represented by three distinct genres — landscape/urban landscape, portraiture/ human figure, and still life — hyperrealists are appreciated for the narrative elements that they weave into their works, incorporating “emotional, social, cultural and political thematic elements as an extension of the painted visual illusion,” says Cadden. But an additional important differentiating factor is how contemporary the subjects are, explains Maggie Bollaert of London’s Plus One Gallery. “An old-fashioned still life is not what hyperrealism is about, that would be copy-ism; the subject matter and themes need to be modern,” she says.

The colorful, pop art-like work of still life artists Pedro Campos and Javier Banegas beautifully illustrate the contemporary element that Bollaert refers to. Campos’ jars of brightly colored jelly beans have an alluring yet mundane appeal, while his large-scale depictions of Coca Cola and Campbell’s Soup cans bear a likeness to the iconic work of Andy Warhol. Similarly, Banegas’ close-up still life depictions of pencil shavings or paint pots left without lids have an element of inertia about them, and yet give the impression of human interaction; used objects that denote a passing of time.

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Championing the movement for the past 18 years, Plus One Gallery represents hyperrealist artists the world over, from still-life experts Pedro Campos and Javier Banegas to urban landscapers Andres Castellanos and Christian Marsh to portraiture artists Paul Cadden and Simon Hennessey. Hennessey takes an almost forensic approach to constructing his paintings. By enlarging photographs to the point where images begin to pixelate, he then begins adding or removing detail, altering depth, adding textures, form and color values and their relationship within the painting. “The notable thing that paintings have over photography is the rich build-up of pigments over a surface and artists should use this to their advantage,” he says. “I want my artwork to show my artistic input and my thought process.” By blurring the boundaries between what is real and what is made up, Hennessey presents the viewer with “a simulation of reality.”

A similar approach is the calling card of urban landscape painter Christian Marsh, best known for his sprawling cityscapes of major destinations around the world. He uses photography to document compositional features, lighting and moving objects at a given time, taking numerous images at the same location so that he can add or remove elements at will. This enables Marsh to create a composite view that reinvents his photographs into a scene that never existed. The evident surge in appeal that hyperrealism is experiencing at present is attributed, in part, to the developments made in camera technology and digital equipment, which offers artists more precision. “I feel the evolvement and accessibility of digital highdefinition photography and editing software is one of the reasons hyperrealism has gained popularity in recent years,” says Hennessey. This high-fidelity realism also is masterfully captured in sculptural work too, such as that of Australian-born, London-based Ron Mueck. Using resin, fiberglass, silicone and many other materials, Mueck constructs hyperrealistic likenesses of human beings, including human hair, while playing with scale.

However, it’s also the genre’s ability to represent a relatable zeitgeist that captures our imagination. For Kit King, distorting people’s perception of reality and “undressing the cultural layers that determine worth and shape identity within the social stratum” define her work. Her innovative use of traditional materials pushes boundaries, often with a destructive nature that emulates the destructive nature of man. The need to create beckons the need to destroy, as is visible in King’s most recent works of fully rendered paintings that have been cut up into pieces, deconstructed and reassembled. “When I examine the cultural layers and pick apart what determines position and worth within society, I am always left with an overwhelming sense of unreality; this sense of living in ‘Backwardslandia’ where we have it all twisted,” King explains. “I look at the way things are, and it feels unreal to me, like a bad dream.”

Unlike most hyperrealists who work in small squares, section-by-section, King works in layers, covering the entirety of her large-scale surface. “Working large allows me to dance with the paint,” she says. “The larger the surface, the freer my movements can be, and the more I can feel each brush stroke as I push the paint across the surface; free to feel the piece come to life.” Paul Cadden, Pedro Campos, Christian Marsh, Andres Castellanos, Javier Banegas and Simon Hennessey are represented by Plus One Gallery and their work can be viewed at www. plusonegallery.com; Kit King’s pieces are available at www.kitkingart.com.

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Italian yacht builder Tankoa made waves in the yachting industry when it launched the stunning 227-foot-seven-inch (69.4m) motor yacht SUERTE in 2015. She went on the charter market with Northrop & Johnson, was chartered and then sold to a charter guest who simply fell in love with the yacht. This, of course, created some buzz within the industry. What was so special about this yacht that one of her first charter guests simply had to purchase her straight away? Tankoa soon provided the answer when it launched (in February 2017) the magnificent 164-foot (50m) motor yacht VERTIGE. The yacht was officially delivered in May 2017 when Captain Filippo Belli took the helm. Filippo, who boasts a 21-year yachting career, joined the yacht six months before delivery, “I was able to work on all of the detailing and finishing of the yacht in order to deliver her in practically perfect condition,” he says. Filippo began working on the water in 1992 as an OOW in the Italian Navy. In 1997, he transitioned to a career in yachting and joined his first yacht as a bosun. He worked on many yachts throughout his career, from motor to sailing, private to charter. He is an extremely knowledgeable and professional captain with ample industry experience and also brings a lively, fun attitude to any yacht on which he works. After VERTIGE splashed, she went straight to work. “We did 13 weeks of charter during the 2017 summer season,” Filippo explains. “Two weeks of charter were repeat clients, which have chartered with me before and the rest were new clients.” The yacht put 6,400 miles under her keel in two months; she cruised everywhere from Turkey to Greece, Croatia to South Italy, Sicily to Palermo, Sardinia, Corsica, Portofino, San Remo, Monaco, Saint-Tropez and beyond.

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No matter who stepped aboard, the impression they left with was the same — awestruck. “I’m very proud to be captain of this boat,” Filippo says. “She is extremely comfortable and has incredible Italian design.” Filippo explains that guests love the yacht’s layout. “The smart concept allows guests to utilize different spaces.” Filippo explains that VERTIGE is well suited for groups of couples and families because she has a variety of areas ideal for entertaining, but she also allows for privacy; he maintains that guests can enjoy the yacht separately or together — “there are so many options for guests aboard,” he says. In addition to an exceptional interior layout, the yacht’s ten-meter beam ensures that she feels much large than a 50-meter yacht; “It’s like being on a 60- to 65-meter yacht because of how wide she is,” says Filippo. “The volume is immense.” VERTIGE allows for up to 12 guests in six staterooms; nine crewmembers are aboard, all of whom are extremely qualified professionals, able to create incredible holidays for guests. VERTIGE made her yachting industry debut at the 2017 Monaco Yacht Show, where she was — some (including Captain Filippo) might say — the talk of the show. “She definitely is one of the most visited yachts here,” he says while beaming. The word on the street about VERTIGE is, in Captain Filippo’s words, “stunning.” “Everyone is talking about the impressive season we had,” Filippo proclaims. And when you consider that summer 2017 was the yacht’s first season in the water, it’s evident that there’s plenty of proof to back up the chatter.

After VERTIGE wrapped up the 2017 Monaco Yacht Show, she headed Stateside on Dockwise Yacht Transport and into port in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for her American unveiling at the 2017 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. She then made her way down island for the 2017 Antigua Charter Show, where VERTIGE again was a hot ticket. She was extremely well received by brokers from around the world and began her first winter Caribbean charter season in December 2017 with a few charters already lined up on the books. Despite the Caribbean season’s slower start up, due to the Atlantic hurricanes of 2017, VERTIGE’s first winter season was a success. She will soon once again make her way to the Mediterranean Sea where she is gearing up for what is anticipated to be an even busier 2018 summer season.

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VERTIGE is a one-of-a-kind luxury yacht. “She is a fashion boat; she looks amazing in the water,” says Captain Filippo. “But she’s more than that. As good as she looks, she sails even better. She is very, very stable and extremely well built.” Filippo adds that this is due to the impressive craftsmanship of Tankoa. “The quality of the materials, the skill level of the people who worked on her and the attention to detail are what make the yacht so special,” he concludes. Since her launch, VERTIGE hasn’t endured even one little hiccup. She boasts an impressive prowess, outstanding build quality, exquisite design, next-level technology and a level of comfort that most find only in their land-based homes. VERTIGE is more than a yacht, she is a floating masterpiece from her pedigree to the linen sheets; she is top class all the way.

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The fjords of southwest Norway are what draw most charterers to explore these majestic cruising grounds. The narrow inlets of sea, bounded by craggy walls of rock are nature at its best. Springtime sees the snow retreat to the mountaintops, leaving a landscape scattered with waterfalls and streams that flow to reach the magnificent fjords. It may not be the place to head to spend your days sunbathing on deck, but really the only place to be is on deck as nothing can prepare you for the beauty of the passing scenery. The scale and the glittering fjords, with their subtle shifts in rock color, and the staggering white distances of mountain heights will make you and your guests stand on impulse as though giving an involuntary ovation.

From the Lofoten Islands in the north to the southern fjords, the land of the midnight sun makes for a dramatic and awe-inspiring backdrop for any yacht charter. The most popular itinerary for any cruise in Norway begins in Bergen. Spend a day ashore exploring the city before a cruise around the fjords, including the famed Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord. From the fjords, cruise south to Stavanger, or north to the Lofoten Islands. Part of the Arctic Circle, the approach to the islands offers views over the towering peaks of the Lofoten Wall â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a 200-mile range of mountains.

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STAVANGER A former European capital of culture, Norway’s oil capital Stavanger is at its best in the summer when the near continuous daylight illuminates the stunning twin-harbor city. Colorful wooden buildings cradle the hills and line the quaysides amid modern interpretations of a seafaring past. Stavanger is the perfect place to spend a day exploring ashore before you begin or end a charter along the southwest coastline of Norway. Culture @ Serious about its heritage, Stavanger has several museums. A visit to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum may not sound exciting, but almost half a century ago Norway’s first oil field opened and subsequently the nation has become one of the richest in Europe. Walk around the magnificent Vagan Harbor (to the west of the city) and discover bronze sculptures by Antony Gormley. Norway’s oldest church, Stavanger Cathedral dominates the city center with its pair of grand towers. Following a tour of the cathedral (don’t miss the baroque pulpit), take a hike around the lake to Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger). The quaint cobblestone streets of the old town are lined with more than 170 white clapboard houses from the late 18th century. Built in 1850 as a watchtower to guard against fires in the city and aboard the ships in the harbor, the historical Valberg tower provides panoramic views over the city and waterfront. For those with a penchant for music, Stavanger Concert Hall is a modern venue where highly celebrated classical concerts are performed throughout the year in a stunning setting by the waters’ edge.

Explore @ Lysefjord From Stavanger head to Lysefjord, passing beneath one of the spectacular bridges created as a result of oil wealth. Cruise alongside Pulpit Rock, a wedge of rock nearly 2,000 feet above the water. A climb to the top rewards with the most breathtaking viewing platform in the world. Shop @ Øvre Holmegate The winding streets beneath Valberg tower have a concentration of national and international boutiques, especially along Øvre Holmegate. Locally made arts and crafts can be found throughout the cobblestone streets of Old Stavanger. Dine @ With the freshest fish on offer, sushi is a must. Omakase is billed as one of the finest sushi restaurants in Norway and serves traditionally prepared Japanese dishes. Timbuktu Sushi, by the waterside at Nedre Strandgate, offers sharing menus of butterfish, halibut and, for the meat eaters, duck and sirloin. For a special occasion, Re-naa was awarded a Michelin Star in 2016, (reputedly Norway’s first outside the capital). Chef Sven Erik Renaa creates dishes using the best of the region’s produce in one fixed-price menu. Drink @ For a relatively small city, Stavanger punches above its weight with a wide range of bars and a vibrant nightlife. For an encyclopedic menu of beers, head to Cardinal in the old town; whisky lovers will find a varied menu at the Holmen Bar in the Victoria Hotel.

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02 Stavanger beachlife 03 Michelin-star restaurant Re-naa 04 Aurora borealis above snowy islands of Lofoten 05 Stavanger

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06 Cliff Preikestolen, also known as Pulpit Rock over fjord Lysefjord

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PULPIT ROCK, A WEDGE OF ROCK NEARLY 2,000 FEET ABOVE THE WATER. A CLIMB TO THE TOP REWARDS WITH THE MOST BREATHTAKING VIEWING PLATFORM IN THE WORLD

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BERGEN Lush mountains flank the small seaside city of Bergen, which woos superyachts with its natural beauty, history, culture and Scandi gastronomic scene. Best known as the gateway to the fjords, Bergen remains under the radar of the tourist trail and has the atmosphere and charm of a small town. It is best to avoid July when the cruise ships pass through; August and September are the ideal months to step ashore. Sunny for about 20 hours a day throughout the summer, there is plenty to keep you occupied and most attractions are walking distance from the famously colorful port.

Explore @ Mount Fløyen For panoramic views over Bergen and the surrounding fjords, take the Fløibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen, 1,050 feet above sea level. The more adventurous in the party can hike to the top or mountain bike along the trekking trails.

Shop @ Fish market Head to Bergen’s fish market, Fisketorget, with your chef and sample fresh whale, herring, salmon, caviar, mackerel – choose your favorite and your chef can create delicious seafood delicacies back on board. Scandinavians live and breathe stylish, functional design and many designers look Culture @ Bryggen to the region for all things furniture, décor and interiors. Early evening, when the cruise ships have departed, take For the latest Nordic interior trends shop at design a wander through the medieval district of Bryggen, lined boutique Norden og Verden. For clothing boutiques, with boho clapboard houses, down to the cafés beside the Torgallmenningen is Bergen’s main shopping street. famous fish market. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the For vintage try Secondlove, and Fresh Pepper for Scandi colorful buildings and narrow alleyways date back to the brands such as Acne. For traditional items, including 14th century—also known as Norway’s Golden Age when jewelry, art and folkloric carving, the alleyways of Bryggen merchants from all over the world traded in the port. Most are brimming with shops. Try Juhls Kautokeino for of the buildings were destroyed and rebuilt after a fire in the Norwegian jewelry designs, and Gunvor for quirky art. early 18th century, but 62 survived and original preserved interiors can be seen at the Hanseatic Museum.

07 The iconic clapboard architecture of Bergen

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Dine @ Bare Vestland is great for fresh takes on traditional dishes, and Lysverket is inventive and cool with things like oyster emulsion and sorrel sorbet on the menu. For extensive seafood dishes, Boha uses locally caught produce served with Mediterranean influences. Alternatively, prizewinning chef Hanne På Høyden’s menu includes cured reindeer, amongst other locally sourced ingredients, all served in an elegantly rustic room at the restaurant of the same name. Drink @ Lysverket is the place to head for cocktails with a Norwegian twist, while Henrik Øl & Vinstove serves more than 50 different types of Scandinavian beers on tap. The Whisky Bar at the Hotel Terminus is where you will find the well-heeled Bergen locals, while the younger crowd hang out at Muskedunder. Go dancing at Landmark, which also has art shows, or Apollon’s, where local bands play. Spa @ Solstrand Hotel Even the most seasoned explorers appreciate a little pampering; Scandinavia is, after all, home to the ubiquitous sauna. Just south of Bergen lies the Solstrand Hotel, right in the heart of Norway’s fjords. Be sure to relax in the Jacuzzi and take in the views of the fjord before experiencing a Swedish massage, body wrap, steam bath or traditional sauna.

08 Fløibanen funicular 09 Fisketorget fish market

10 Lysverket 11 Solstrand Hotel 12 Bare Vestland

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LOFOTEN ISLANDS Lying 120 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Norway’s Lofoten archipelago is made up of six principal islands that are populated, and hundreds of smaller islands, most of which are uninhabited. This is an enchanting area of picturesque villages, majestic mountains, deep fjords and a diverse landscape that offers hiking, skiing, fishing, ocean rafting, surfing, or scuba diving. The untrammeled landscape forms a dramatic backdrop to an adventurous charter through the summer months.

13 Reine Village, Lofoten Islands, Norway

Lying between 67° and 68° North latitude, the Lofoten archipelago is an ideal place from which to see the Northern Lights, which are best viewed from anything in between 65° and 75° North latitude. However, displays of the Aurora Borealis tend to intensify around the equinox months of September and March, and can be viewed from September through to mid-April. While the Northern Lights are always happening, the Arctic Circle’s midnight sun makes it impossible to see them during the 24-hour summer light but, due to the warm Gulf Stream, the Lofoten Islands have a much milder climate than other parts of the world on the same latitude and are a stunning alternative cruising ground.

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THIS IS AN ENCHANTING AREA OF PICTURESQUE VILLAGES, MAJESTIC MOUNTAINS, DEEP FJORDS & A DIVERSE LANDSCAPE

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R E A L E S TAT E LISTOWEL

WORDS JANINE ST.DENIS

Beautifully situated on Horsemill Lane in Water Mill on Mecox Bay is a striking 12,000-square-foot, five-bedroom home, known as Listowel, nestled on 6.9 acres of land. With not a neighbor in sight, this home on Horsemill Lane is a veritable sanctuary. Designed by architect Katherine McCoy in 2008, this considerable shingle-style home has it all. From the gardens, designed by landscape architect Quincy Hammond, to a pool and a dock, the estate is as enchanting as the home itself.

The property is surrounded on three sides by 125 acres of rambling countryside and farmland. To the west, a small freshwater pond is settled before the bay. Views of greenery and glistening blue waters abound. When you arrive at Listowel, you are greeted by a gated entrance and remarkable scenery. The sprawling lawns are dotted with elegant trees and geometric gardens with thoughtprovoking patterns and an array of white roses. In the center of it all, the home stands proud with its cedar faĂ§ade and stone chimneys.

The home itself is incredible. With 12,000 square feet of entertaining and living space, it is both a designerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dream and a comfortable place for daily life. This two-story estate offers five bedrooms. The master suite comprises the southeast wing of the home. It has vaulted ceilings, a sitting area, fireplace and glasspaneled doors to the southwest terrace, which offers views of Mecox Bay. The master bath, ensuite, is wall-to-wall marble with heated floors and incredible views of the emerald farmlands that abound outside the residence.

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01 Ariel view of the Hamptons plot 02 West-facing waterfront

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The second floor is home to three additional en-suite bedrooms. They, too, boast vaulted ceilings, as well as marble baths and bespoke closets. The Tower Study is also found on this floor. It is a romantic space with a wood-burning fireplace. Not to be outdone, the home’s two-story first-floor entry features a grand staircase and a fireplace. On this floor, guests will find a 3,000-volume library, where “proper English” style beautifully melds with contemporary aesthetics. The adjoining family room offers beauty in its details.

Various cozy “conversation” areas are found within this room, which has a fireplace and three sets of French doors that open to a covered porch, ideal for bringing the outside in. Also on the first floor are the smoking room with a stunning bay window, formal dining room with hand-painted chinois wallpaper, French doors to the alfresco living areas, and fireplace; butler’s pantry and chef’s kitchen. Entertaining is a dream at Listowel. The kitchen is sophisticated, encased in marble. Stainless steel islands with seating welcome guests to watch the magic without compromising the chef’s space. Neighboring the kitchen, out four sets of French doors is a trellis-covered alfresco living room with a stone fireplace, enabling use even in chillier months.

In addition to the estate’s main home, a guest cottage is equally impressive. It is attached to the main house yet remains exceptionally private. Accessed through a hallway off the kitchen, it features a chic living area with a fireplace, a painting studio, a second-floor en-suite bedroom and access to the outdoor areas. The home’s custom 20 x 70 pool offers the best in minimalist chic. Secluded and private, this outdoor oasis is well executed. The impeccably manicured gardens and accents of Listowel’s estate convey the ideal balance of function and form, contemporary and classic, ensuring this property will never go out of style.

For further inquiries pertaining to this noteworthy Water Mill estate, any of the stately residences offered by Tim Davis, or to schedule a private tour of Listowel, please contact Tim Davis of the Corcoran Realty Group at 631-702-9211, 516-356-5726 (mobile) or email via tgdavis@corcoran.com.

SPRING/SUMMER 2018

AFT DECK A PREMIUM SELECTION OF YACHTS AVAILABLE FOR SALE & CHARTER E X C LU S I V E LY T H R O U G H N O RT H R O P & J O H N S O N

M/Y DA VINCI 164ft /50m Overmarine, 2017

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FIVE-STAR EXPERIENCE FOR ALL THOSE ABOARD

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

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DOUBLE DOWN 214’ (65.2M ) :: CODECASA :: 2010/2016 20 GUESTS :: 9 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €36,000,000

►The exceptional 214-foot (65m) superyacht DOUBLE DOWN is sophisticated in every way. Built by Codecasa in 2010, she is an engineering marvel with impressive styling and comfortable amenities. She was refitted in 2016, ensuring her like-new condition.Safety and comfort are paramount on DOUBLE DOWN. Expertly designed by the Codecasa team, she features a highquality, tech-savvy stabilization system to ensure maximum stability while cruising or at anchor. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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RMK 58M IS A MODERN ULTRA-LUXURIOUS EXPLORER FOR THE GLOBAL TERRAIN

RMK 58M 190’ (58M) :: RMK :: 2019 12 GUESTS :: 7 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €34,000,000

►Designed by the world-renown, award-winning Hot Lab Yacht & Design, the 190-foot (58m) RMK 58M is a modern ultra-luxurious explorer for the Global Terrain under construction with a short delivery time frame. RMK 58M’s five exquisite decks offer the interior volume and exterior deck space of a 65m vessel. She boasts a 6,000 -nautical-mile range and an exceptional draft of nine-feet and eight-inches (3m). ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

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FAMILY FRIENDLY YACHT IDEAL FOR ENTERTAINING

LADY JOY

157' 6" (48M) :: CHRISTENSEN :: 2008/2017 14 GUESTS :: 7 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $22,000,000

► F O R S A LE

►The 157-foot (48m) Christensen luxury motor yacht LADY JOY was built for large families and onboard entertaining. She is a Christensen Custom Series Yacht that offers exceptional design and engineering. LADY JOY has timeless styling, ample deck spaces and accommodations for 14 guests. She has a beam of 29-feet and a draft of only eight-feet, allowing her to access shallow harbors and bays that many yachts her size are unable to visit. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

EXQUISITE IN EVERY DETAIL, IONIAN PRINCESS PERSONIFIES ABSOLUTE LUXURY

IONIAN PRINCESS 150’ (45.7M ) :: CHRISTENSEN :: 2005/2016 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $14,250,000

►This 150-foot Christensen luxury yacht evokes the festive spirit of Greece through her stunning design details. IONIAN PRINCESS is an exclusive private on-water retreat that offers every possible amenity for an incredible experience every time you step on board. She has accommodations for up to 12, boasts ample on-deck space for outdoor entertaining and offers Zero Speed stabilizers for complete comfort. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

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NEVER ENOUGH OFFERS EXQUISITE DETAILING THROUGHOUT

NEVER ENOUGH 140’ (42.6M) :: FEADSHIP :: 1992/2016 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $19,700,000

► F O R S A LE

►The 140-foot (42.6m) Feadship NEVER ENOUGH offers exquisite detailing throughout. Her impeccable styling, exquisite overheads, beautiful Pommele and Sapele Mahogany, Italian marble finishes and custom Edward Fields carpeting guarantee that she is a sight to be seen. The luxury yacht accommodates 10 guests in 5 exquisite staterooms. NEVER ENOUGH has benefited from several refits with her latest in 2016, rendering her in excellent condition. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

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►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

JETSET TER IS CUT TING-EDGE & MULTI-AWARD WINNING

JETSETTER 128’ (39M) :: DYNAMIQ :: 2017 8 GUESTS :: 4 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €10,900,000

►The 128-foot (39m) Dynamiq superyacht JETSETTER is an exemplary combination of top performance and modern luxury. JETSETTER's unique hull design allows for a top speed of 21 knots with minimal fuel consumption and an impressive 3,000-mile range - combined with her shallow five-foot, nine-inch draft (1.75m), JETSETTER allows for cruising freedom. She features a refined interior, accommodations for eight guests and a expansive 66-foot (20m) sundeck. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

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GT T 115 IS THE FIRST SUPERYACHT WITH PORSCHE DNA

GTT 115

115’ (35M) :: DYNAMIQ :: 2018 6 GUESTS :: 3 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €13,950,000

► F O R S A LE

►Blending high-speed cruising with ultimate comfort, hybrid superyacht GTT 115 is the first superyacht with Porsche DNA. All spaces of this innovate yacht were designed by the renowned Studio F.A. Porsche; it hones signatures elements of the legendary carmaker — such as the Targa-style mullions — making this yacht a true collector’s item. She features hybrid propulsion and advanced technologies to create a super-efficient performing yacht. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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►FOR SALE

RMK 5000 EVO EXP 164' (49.9m) :: RMK :: 2019 :: €24,000,000 Ed.Sacks@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 557 7564 — ►RMK 5000 EVO EXPLORER is an innovation by the renown Hot Lad Yacht & Designs; she is under construction at the notable RMK Marine Shipyard in Turkey. She accommodates 10 guests and boasts the interior and exterior space of a much larger yacht.

► FOR S A L E

UTOPIA III 150' (45.7m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 1999 :: $9,900,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

►FO R SALE & C H A R TER

PRAXIS 143' (43.5m) :: Feadship :: 1987/2018 :: $9,990,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

► FOR S A L E

PROJECT MAGELLAN 135' (41.1m) :: JFA :: 2018 :: €6,995,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

MARLINDA 132' (40.3m) :: Delta Marine :: 1989/2014 :: $8,600,000 Kevin.Kramer@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 500 0171

►FOR SALE

DR NO NO 163' (49.7m) :: CRN :: 1998/2018 :: €10,500,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13 — ►The 163-foot (49.7m) superyacht DR NO NO showcases timeless styling and luxurious amenities, providing utmost luxury at sea. She showcasing an expansive sundeck and a unique aft "beach house" leading to the swim platform as well as accommodations for 10. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR S A LE

LADY LEILA 132' (40.2m) :: Horizon :: 2008/2018 :: $8,749,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

► F O R S A LE & C H A R TER

BRIO 125' (38.1m) :: Heesen :: 1988/2018 :: $5,990,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR S A LE

K AOS 122' (37.1m) :: Sanlorenzo :: 2010 :: €8,250,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

► F O R S A LE

AR-DE 122' (37.1m) :: Burger :: 2002 :: $8,950,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FOR SALE

CHECKMATE 145' (44.2m) :: Benetti :: 2013 :: $17,400,000

Jonathan.Chapman@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 474 4793 — ►Showcasing a jet-black hull and striking lines, CHECKMATE is an eye-catching yacht. She is the seamless blend of traditional style and modern technology. Five impressive staterooms offer accommodations for 12 guests, who relish the yacht’s comfortable interior and fun alfresco spaces.

► FOR S A L E

ENCORE 120' (36.7m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 1992/2013 :: $5,995,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

►FO R SALE

DREAM WEAVER 120' (36.5m) :: OA/Christensen :: 2013 :: $11,995,000 Brian.Commette@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 5226

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR S A L E

MIRAGGIO 134' (41m) :: Siar & Moschini :: 1988/2015 :: $3,900,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

KUIKILA 115' (35m) :: Pershing :: 2011/2015 :: €7,900,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

►FOR SALE

CLORINDA 120' (36.4m) :: ISA :: 2017 :: €11,900,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036 — ►CLORINDA is a contemporary, sleek new build that has won the Millennium Yacht Design Award. Her interior showcases modern, Italian styling and can accommodate up to 10 guests. She is agile and smooth with the ability to reach up to 34 knots.

►FOR S A LE

LIFE OF RILEY 115' (35m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 1994/2015 :: $5,750,000 Jim.Elliott@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 887 8927

► F O R S A LE

INSATIABLE 100' (30m) :: Broward :: 1985/2016 :: $995,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

►FOR S A LE

M&M 115' (35m) :: Mengi-Yay :: 2011 :: $2,300,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

► F O R S A LE

VAIVEN 114' (34.7m) :: Broward :: 1995/2017 :: $3,250,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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►FOR SALE & CHARTER

APHRODITE 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2010 :: $15,495,000

Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986 — ►Luxury motor yacht APHRODITE is an ideal combination of impressive style, high performance and voluminous space, creating an easy-to-love superyacht for any discerning owner. Her interior is ideally suited for both socializing and private relaxation. She accommodates 10 guests in five lavish staterooms.

► FOR S A L E

ISLAND TIME 110' (33.5m) :: Broward :: 1991/2014 :: $1,690,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

►FO R SALE

ELBA 109' (33.4m) :: Astilleros Armon :: 1991 :: €3,300,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

► FOR S A L E

BEACHFRONT 108' (33m) :: Hargrave :: 2006/2015 :: $4,690,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

NEW BUILD 108' (32.9m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 2019 :: $11,995,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

►FOR SALE

CRYSTAL 121' (36.9m) :: Moonen :: 2015 :: €10,500,000 Michael.Payne@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 09 54 61 67 — ►Elegance abounds aboard the 121-foot (36.9m) superyacht CRYSTAL. Built by Moonen in 2015, CRYSTAL offers an extensive cruising range. Her spectacular Bill Dixon exterior combined with the lavish interior finishing make her an eye-catching luxury yacht with impeccable style. CRYSTAL’s five resplendent cabins welcome 10 guests in complete comfort.

►FOR S A LE

PIRATE RADIO 105' (32m) :: Poole Boat Co. :: 1984/2009 :: $1,400,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

► F O R S A LE

YASSON 105' (31.9m) :: Canados :: 2006 :: €2,500,000

Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

►FOR S A LE

SHU SHE 101' (30.9m) :: Azimut :: 2009 :: €3,995,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92

► F O R S A LE

MY SOO TOO 96' (29.2m) :: Ferretti :: 2015 :: €5,450,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

► FOR S A L E

STERLING V 93' (28.3m) :: Hargrave :: 2007/2014 :: $2,999,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

►FO R SALE

Z 92' (28m) :: Lazzara :: 2012/2017 :: $3,750,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

► FOR S A L E

ENDLESS SUMMER 92' (28m) :: Paragon :: 2007/2017 :: $3,350,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

►FO R SALE

SUNSEEKER 28M 92' (28m) :: Sunseeker :: 2013/2016 :: £3,495,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

► FOR S A L E

HEARTBEAT 90' (27.4m) :: Hargrave :: 2009 :: $3,395,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

►FO R SALE

ELLISIUM 88' 6" (27m) :: Canados :: 2011 :: €1,800,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

► FOR S A L E

OCEANA 82' (25m) :: Ocean Alexander :: 2014 :: $3,445,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

BLUE HERON 78' (23.8m) :: Marlow :: 2005/2011 :: $2,295,000 Bill.Titus@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 935 3058

►FOR S A LE

INEVITABLE 78' (23.7m) :: Marlow Yachts :: 2008 :: $2,245,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

► F O R S A LE

PICHOS III 74' (22.5m) :: Princess :: 2015 :: $2,750,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

►FOR S A LE

O'NEILL 73' (22.2m) :: Awesome Boats :: 1995 :: $775,000

► F O R S A LE

UNSINK ABLE II 73' (22.1m) :: McKinna :: 2006/2016 :: $995,000

Jim.Elliott@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 887 8927

Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

►FOR S A LE

MYTHOS 72' (22m) :: Sanlorenzo :: 2003/2017 :: €990,000 Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788

► F O R S A LE

ISLANDER 72' (21.9m) :: Lantana :: 1969 :: $175,000

Paul.Daubner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 619 228 1942

►FOR S A LE

LEGACY 70' (21.3m) :: Mikelson :: 2000 :: $995,000

Dennis.Moran@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 714 299 1286

► F O R S A LE

TESA 69' (21m) :: Ferretti :: 2008 :: €850,000

Stephan.Kohl@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +49 174 628 7122

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► FOR S A L E

EL COYOTE 68' (20.7m) :: Hampton :: 2007 :: $1,149,000

►FO R SALE

KICK'N IT 66' (20.1m) :: Viking Yachts :: 2016 :: $4,145,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

► FOR S A L E

DELTA CARBON 54 59' (18.1m) :: Delta Power Boats :: 2018 :: $2,154,368 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

►FO R SALE

LANGARA 55' (16.7m) :: Alen Yachts :: 2014 :: $825,000

Michael.Nethersole@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 648 1250 ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR S A L E

SEA VOYAGER 223 223' (67.9m) :: Magic Yachts :: 2017 :: POA James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

►FO R SALE

MITseaAH 156' (47.5m) :: Pendennis :: 2004 :: $9,975,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR S A L E

APHRODITE A 140' (42.6m) :: Hoek/Vitters :: 1999 :: €5,500,000 Ann.Avery@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 326 7827 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

RANGER 137' (41.7m) :: Danish Yachts/J Class :: 2003 :: $7,900,000 Ann.Avery@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 326 7827

►FOR S A LE

CYRANO DE BERGERAC 128' (38.9m) :: C&N :: 1993/2012 :: €4,600,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

► F O R S A LE

SOVEREIGN 119’ (36.2m) :: Alloy Yachts :: 1995/2011 :: €2,950,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

►FOR S A LE

MUSIC 114' (34.7m) :: Aydos Yatcilik :: 2012 :: €4,400,000 Jonathan.Chapman@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 474 4793

► F O R S A LE

BAIURDO VI 113' (34.4m) :: Abeking and Rasmussen :: 1992/2010 :: €2,550,000 Bill.Titus@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 935 3058

►FOR S A LE

FRUITION II 112' (34.3m) :: Nautor's Swan :: 2002/2016 :: €4,495,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

►FOR S A LE

KEEWAYDIN 110' (33.5m) :: Palmer Johnson :: 1995/2015 :: $2,100,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

► F O R S A LE

FIDELITAS 110' (33.6m) :: Jongert :: 1994/2015 :: €3,200,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

► F O R S A LE

GARUDA 102' (31.1m) :: Nautor's Swan :: 1986/2017 :: €930,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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► FOR S A L E

ILLUSION OF THE ISLES 100' (30.4m) :: Sourthern Wind :: 2006/2014 :: €3,975,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

►FO R SALE

DARK SHADOW 100' (30.4m) :: Wally :: 2002/2012 :: €2,995,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

► FOR S A L E

ALTA MAREA 96' (29.4m) :: Jongert :: 1991/2018 :: €2,300,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

►FO R SALE

MAYA RAY 95' (28.9m) :: Southern Wind :: 1999 :: $2,450,000 Michael.Nethersole@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 648 1250

► FOR S A L E

CARMELLA 92' (28.1m) :: Vitters Shipyard :: 1999/2010 :: $2,750,000 Hank.Halsted@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 3256

►FO R SALE

MARISK A 90' (27.6m) :: William Fife & Son :: 1908/2009 :: €2,850,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR S A L E

LUCHYA 89' (27.2m) :: Dubbel & Jesse :: 1993/2013 :: €800,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

VIVID 87' (26.7m) :: Peterson/Jongert :: 2001/2016 :: €2,950,000 Ann.Avery@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 326 7827

►FOR S A LE

MUSTANG 83' (25.3m) :: Camper & Nicholsons :: 1987/2012 :: POA Ann.Avery@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 326 7827

► F O R S A LE

CONQUISTADOR 82' (24.8m) :: Nautor's Swan :: 2000/2017 :: €1,650,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

►FOR S A LE

TIGA BELAS 80' (24.5m) :: Austral Yachts :: 2001/2015 :: €900,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

► F O R S A LE

SINGULARITY 80' (24.4m) :: McConaghy Boats :: 2010 :: €1,595,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

►FOR S A LE

CHARISMA NOVA 80' (24.3m) :: Jongert :: 2006 :: €2,980,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

► F O R S A LE

KIAMAR 76' (23.3m) :: Nautor's Swan :: 2009/2013 :: €2,950,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

►FOR S A LE

MAYA 70' (21.3m) :: McMullen & Wing :: 1995/2015 :: $595,000 Todd.Rittenhouse@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 933 8329

► F O R S A LE

SONNY 70' (21.3m) :: Brooklyn Boatyard :: 2013 :: $1,950,000 Hank.Halsted@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 3256 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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DA VINCI BLENDS HIGH-PERFORMANCE WITH SUMPTUOUS LUXURY

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

► F O R C H A R TER

DA VINCI

165’ (50M) :: OVERMARINE :: 2017 12 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M € 225,000 P/ W

►DA VINCI is truly an evolutionary yacht that blends high-performance with sumptuous luxury. She boasts a fantastic open layout that is ideal for relaxing, socializing and entertaining. DA VINCI welcomes up to twelve guests in five resplendent staterooms. She is well-suited for a variety of different guests, all of whom are sure to fall in love as soon as they step aboard. ►Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ALL OF THE MODERN AMENITIES NEEDED FOR A PICTURE-PERFECT CHARTER

VICTORIA DEL MAR 1 6 4 ’ ( 5 0 M ) : : D E LTA M A R I N E : : 2 0 0 6 / 2 0 1 4 12 GUESTS :: 7 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 2 35,000 P/ W

►Delta’s stunning and contemporary 164-foot (50m) VICTORIA DEL MAR is one of the global fleet's top charter yachts. Twelve guests are welcomed in seven impressive staterooms, including a master suite with a semi-private aft deck space. She is an exceptionally spacious yacht with an interior that evokes relaxation and outdoor areas that allow the alfresco lifestyle to be relished. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► F O R C H A R TER

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►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

MINE GAMES - ELEGANCE, ST YLE A TRUE SEVEN-STAR EXPERIENCE

MINE GAMES 203’ (62M) :: BENET TI :: 2010/2015 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 3 80,000 P/ W

►The 203-foot (62m) Benetti superyacht MINE GAMES ensures absolute opulence at sea, offering charter guests an unsurpassed experience. Guests will relish the yacht’s luxurious comfort and expansive outdoor living areas as well as its large array of water toys. MINE GAMES provides each guest their own tranquil haven, accommodating 12 guests in six sumptuous staterooms. The superyacht features an all-level elevator, allowing easy access throughout the yacht. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R C H AR TER

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

RESPLENDENT, EXQUISITE BENETTI PROVIDING ULTIMATE COMFORT IN LUXURY CRUISING

139' 9" (42.6M) :: BENET TI :: 2015 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $150,000 P/ W

► F O R C H A R TER

►The 140-foot (42.6m) Benetti superyacht `H features a sleek design and offers the latest in luxury cruising. `H allows days to be spent relishing her spectacular outdoor amenities and rejuvenating in her Zen-like interior. `H accommodates 10 guests in five chic staterooms, providing each charter guest with luxurious havens to rest their heads. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM BOASTS IMPECCABLE ST YLE & GRACE

ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 1 6 1 ’ ( 4 9 M ) : : T R I N I T Y YA C H T S : : 2 0 0 5 / 2 0 1 6 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $180,000 P/ W

►The 161-foot (49m) luxury Trinity superyacht ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM is reputed as one of the fastest yachts in her size range on the open seas. Not only is she quick, but she also boasts impeccable style and grace with her alfresco spaces equally as impressive as her interior. The yacht accommodates 10 guests in five beautiful staterooms. Guests will enjoy ultimate luxury while cruising on board this resplendent yacht. ►Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas, Florida Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R C H AR TER

► F O R C H A R TER

THE PERFECT PLACE FOR YOUR NEXT HOLIDAY ON THE WATER

SERENGETI

130' (39.6M) :: WESTPORT :: 2002/2014 12 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $120,000 P/ W

►Take a walk on the wild side and charter the exciting 130-foot (39.6m) Westport Motor Yacht SERENGETI. This luxury charter yacht welcomes 12 guests who can explore the wonders of Alaska in refined luxury. SERENGETI offers total comfort in any conditions thanks to Zero Speed stabilizers. An array of modern amenities are available, including a full tender and toy arsenal. ►Winter: Mexico West Coast / Summer: Alaska Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FOR CHARTER

PARTY GIRL 205' (62.4m) :: Icon :: 2013 :: From $490,000 p/w

12 Guests / 8 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean, Central America :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►Icon's truly inspired 205-foot (62.4m) PARTY GIRL offers an exceptional level of individual service and luxury to guests. Her exceptional layout ensures privacy and sumptuous comfort. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FO R C H AR TER

CYNTHIA 182' (55.5m) :: Feadship :: 2005/2018 :: Please Inquire 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, New England :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►CYNTHIA welcomes charter guests with a warm and tranquil atmosphere as soon as they step on board and her crew of 13 will ensure guests have an unforgettable experience. This stunning Feadship boasts fantastic outdoor living areas as well as five divine staterooms for guests to lay their heads. BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FOR CHARTER

VERTIGE 164' 1" (50m) :: Tankoa :: 2017 :: From $250,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►VERTIGE provides nothing short of five-star luxury for all guests on board. From her pristine interior, designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design to her vast alfresco living spaces VERTIGE is the height of luxury.

►FOR CHARTER

AMARULA SUN 164' (49.9m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 2008/2018 :: From $195,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, Florida :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►The tenders and toys on board the 164-foot (49.9m) Trinity Luxury yacht AMARULA SUN will keep guests on their toes. This ideal family charter yacht also has incredible interior amenities, including a luxuious split-level master suite and a concert grand piano in the skylounge.

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►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FOR CHARTER

CASINO ROYALE 164' (49.9m) :: Christensen :: 2008/2018 :: From $225,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, East Coast Canada, New England :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►The 163-foot Christensen motor yacht CASINO ROYALE is a glamorous, opulent luxury charter yacht perfect for families or couples. The rich beauty of CASINO ROYALE’s interior will draw you in with its fresh and modern ambiance. She accommodates up to 12 guests in six impeccably dressed staterooms.

► FOR CH A R T E R

SOLO 233' (71m) :: Tankoa :: 2018 :: From €595,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R C H AR TER

SPIRIT OF THE C'S 210' (64m) :: Perini Navi :: 2003/2016 :: From $225,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR CH A R T E R

BLUE MOON 198' (60.3m) :: Feadship :: 2005/2014 :: From $395,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R C H AR TER

VIXIT 173' 3' (52.8m) :: Swedeship :: 1989/2013 :: From $195,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR CHARTER

ILTB 145' (44.2m) :: Christensen :: 2002/2018 :: From $140,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►The 145-foot (44.2m) ILTB stands for I Love This Boat. She provides charter guests with an enhanced yachting experience and is the perfect place to unwind. The superyacht features a spectacular sun deck and chic bi-level beach club for ultimate fun in the sun.

►FOR C HA RTE R

LIBERTY 164' 1' (50m) :: ISA :: 2011 :: From €235,000 p/w

► F O R C H A R TER

REBEL 157' 6"(48m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 2005/2015 :: From $165,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean, C. America, Alaska Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR C HA RTE R

USHER 154' (46.9m) :: Delta Marine :: 2007/2017 :: From $200,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

DAYBREAK 153' 3" (46.7m) :: Feadship :: 1997/2015 :: From $150,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

► FOR CH A R T E R

HARLE 146' 6' (44.6m) :: Feadship :: 2007/2017 :: From $225,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R C H AR TER

AT LAST 145' (44.2m) :: Heesen :: 1990/2017 :: From $135,000 p/w

11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR S A L E & C H A R T E R

PRAXIS 142' (43.2m) :: Feadship :: 1987/2017 :: From $147,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, N. England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R C H AR TER

INTEGRITY 141' (42.9m) :: Gulf Craft :: 1977/2011 :: From $120,000 p/w 16 Guests / 9 Cabins :: Winter: Galapagos / Summer: Galapagos Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► FOR CH A R T E R

KING BABY 140' 1' (42.7m) :: IAG Yachts :: 2016 :: From $160,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R C H AR TER

SERENITY 133' (40.5m) :: IAG Yachts :: 2016 :: From $140,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, Florida Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

► FOR CH A R T E R

TAKE 5 131' (40m) :: Sunseeker :: 2016 :: From $140,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R C H AR TER

THE B&B 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2006/2017 :: From $98,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR S A LE & C H A R T E R

APHRODITE 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2010 :: From $110,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

W 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2014 :: From $130,000 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, Florida Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR C HA RTE R

REVELRY 127' 11" (39m) :: Hakvoort :: 2010 :: From $120,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR S A LE & C H A R T E R

BRIO 125' (38.1m) :: Heesen :: 1988/2015 :: From $89,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR C HA RTE R

SERENITY 122' (37.1m) :: Flagship :: 1993/2017 :: From $100,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Pacific Northwest / Summer: Alaska, Pacific Northwest Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

BERILDA 126' (38.4m) :: Feadship :: 1978/2016 :: From $80,000 p/w

11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Please inquire Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

TEMPTATION 123' (37.4m) :: Palmer Johnson :: 2005/2017 :: From $65,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

IMPETUOUS 120' (36.5m) :: Crescent :: 2004 :: From $60,000 p/w 9 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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► FOR CH A R T E R

KIPANY 116' (35.3m) :: Intermarine :: 1998/2017 :: From $47,500 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

OCEAN PEARL 115' (35m) :: Christensen :: 1990/2008 :: From $75,000 p/w 11 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Please Inquire / Summer: Alaska Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► FOR CH A R T E R

EMERALD LADY 115' (35m) :: Benetti :: 1983/2005 :: From AUD $70,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Australia / Summer: Australia Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

DREAMTIME 113' (34.5m) :: Lloyds Ships :: 1986/2015 :: From $70,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Australia / Summer: Australia Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► FOR CH A R T E R

FLYING FISH 105' (32m) :: Warren Yachts :: 1991/2010 :: From $62,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Australia / Summer: Australia Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

ICARUS 89' (27m) :: Jongert :: 2007/2016 :: From €35,000 p/w

6 Guests / 3 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► FOR CH A R T E R

MALVASIA 85' (26m) :: Ferretti :: 2008 :: From €44,100 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Summer: Spain Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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LUXURY INDEX Caviar & Bull Page 37 www.caviarandbull.com Six Senses Bhutan Page 48 www.sixsenses.com W Tel Aviv Page 49 Http://www.starwoodhotels.com/ whotels The Langley Page 49 www.thelangley.com Four Seasons Astir Palace Page 50 www.fourseasons.com/athens Silversands Grenada Page 50 www.silversandsgrenada.com Rosewood Baha Mar The Bahamas Page 50 www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/ baha-Mar Air Partner Page 53 www.airpartner.com Nicholas Air Page 53 www.nicholasair.com Delta Private Jets Page 53 www.deltaprivatejets.com Vistajet Page 53 www.vistajet.com Jet Linx Page 53 www.jetlinx.com Wheels Up Page 53 www.wheelsup.com Skyjet Airlines Page 53 www.flyskyjetair.com Sentient Jet Page 53 www.sentient.com Airstream Jets Page 53 www.airstreamjets.com Executive Airshare Page 53 www.execairshare.com Ecojets Page 53 www.myprivatejet.com Lufthansa Page 53 www.lufthansa.com/us/en/ lufthansa-private-jet

Qatar Airways Page 53 www.qatarairways.com

Assael Page 63 assael.com

Singlethread Farms Page 79 www.singlethreadfarms.com

Kat King Page 106 www.kitkingart.com

British Virgin Islands Page 40 www.bvitourism.com

Crystal Cruises Page 53 www.crystalcruises.com

Charles Krypell Page 63 www.charleskrypell.com

Mayacama Golf Club Page 79 www.mayacama.com

Omakase Page 116 www.omakase.no

Jetclass Page 53 www.jetclass.com

The One And Only One Page 63 www.theoneandonlyone.com

Sonoma Golf Club Page 79 www.sonomagolfclub.com

Re-Naa Page 116 www.restaurantrenaa.no

Lowes Portofino Page 47 www.loewshotels.com/ portofino-bay-hotel

Jetsuitex Page 53 www.jetsuitex.com

Mastoloni Page 64 www.mastoloni.com

Schiller Water Bike Page 86 www.schillerbikes.com

Cardinal Page 116 www.cardinal.no

L’esperance Design Animal Chair Collection Page 54 www.lesperancedesign.com/ animal-chairs

Christopher Designs Page 64 www.christopherdesigns.com

Rapsody R32 Page 86 www.rapsody.nl

Norden Og Verden Page 120 www.nordenogverden.no

Simon G Page 64 www.simongjewelry.com

Scrooser Page 87 www.scrooser.com

Fresh Pepper Page 120 www.pepperstores.com

Hermès Page 67, 68 www.hermes.com

Poseidon Se7en Rebreather Page 87 www.poseidon.com

Juhls Kautokeino Page 120 www.juhls.no

Gucci Page 67, 69 www.gucci.com

Project Neptune Page 87 www.astonmartin.com/en/ project-neptune

Gunvor Page120 www.gunvor.no

Origami Stripes Living Table I by Patricia Urquiola Page 55 www.artemest.com/products/ origami-striped-coffee-table-bypatricia-urquiola Beosound Shape Page 55 Www.bang-olufsen.com Mood by Christofle Page 55 www.christofle.com Jaquet Droz SW Tourbillon Page 58 www.jaquet-droz.com RM 53-01 Tourbillon Pablo Mac Donough Page 59 www.richardmille.com Zenith Defy el Primero 21 Page 59 www.zenith-watches.com Senator Tourbillon – Edition Alfred Helwig Page 59 www.glashuette-original.com Carl F. Bucherer Patravi Scubatec for the Manta Trust Page 60 www.carl-f-bucherer.com Insight Micro-Rotor Lady by Romain Gauthier Page 60 www.romaingauthier.com Fabergé Visionnaire Chronograph Page 60 www.faberge.com The Edouard Bovet Tourbillon Page 61 www.bovet.com Ulysse Nardin Flying Tourbillon Page 61 www.ulysse-nardin.com Longines Conquest V.H.P. Page 61 www.longines.com Gumuchian Page 62 www.gumuchian.com

Korean Air Page 53 www.koreanair.com

Roberto Coin Page 62 www.us.robertocoin.com

Boeing Business Jet Page 53 www.boeing.com/commercial/Bbj

Sylvia Kontente Page 63 www.sylviakontente.com

Brunello Cucinelli Page 68 www.brunellocucinelli.com Kiton Page 69 www.kiton.it/en Agnona Page 69 www.agnona.com Tomas Maier Page 69 www.tomasmaier.com Hotel Healdsburg Page 77 www.hotelhealdsburg.com Dry Creek Kitchen Page 77 www.drycreekkitchen.com Autocamp Page 77 www.autocamp.com Timber Cove Resort Page 77 www.timbercoveresort.com Coast Kitchen Page 77 www.coastkitchensonoma.com Buena Vista Winery Page 78 www.buenavistawinery.com Gundlach Bundschu Page 78 www.gunbun.com Benziger Family Winery Page 78 www.benziger.com Imagery Estate Page 78 www.imagerywinery.com Scribe Winery Page 78 www.scribewinery.com Geyserville Gun Club Bar & Lounge Page 79 www.geyservillegunclub.com

Jaguar XJR575 Page 90 www.jaguar.com

Tim Davis Corcoran Page 128 www.timdavishamptons.com

Audi A8 Page 91 www.audi.com

Marsh Private Client Services Page 56 www.marshpcs.com Fred Jewelry Page 65 www.hamiltonjewelers.com Whispering Angel Page 66 www.esclans.com Thalgo Page 70 www.thalgo.com The Breakers Page 73 www.thebreakers.com Scrooser Page 82 www.scrooser.com Blue I Productions Page 88 www.blueiprod.net Tankoa Page 94, 95 www.tankoa.it/en

Lexus LS500 Page 91 www.lexus.com

ADVERTISER INDEX

Private Jet Card Comparisions Page 99 www.privatejetcardcomparisons.com

Aston Martin Rapide S Page 92 www.global.astonmartin.com

Richard Mille Back Cover www.richardmille.com

Rivera Radio Page 103 www.rivieraradio.mc

Bmw M760li Xdrive Page 92 www.bmw.com

Nicholas Air Inside Front Cover www.nicholasair.com

Caroline Bay Page 124, 125 www.carolinebaylife.com

Maserati Quattroporte Page 92 www.maserati.com

Tim Davis Corcoran Page 2 www.timdavishamptons.com

Porsche Panamera Page 93 www.porsche.com

Chai Rum Page 4 www.chairum.com

Mercedes-Maybach S560 Page 93 www.mbusa.com

Lauderdale Marine Center Page 6 www.lauderdalemarinecenter.com

Cadillac CT6 Page 93 www.cadillac.com

Revolve Page 8 www.driverevolve.com

Revolve Page 96 www.driverevolve.com

Assael Page 13 www.assael.com

Berry Bros. & Rudd Page 98 www.bbr.com

Sylvia Kontente Page 13 www.blohmvoss.com

Hennessy Paradis Impérial Page 101 www.hennessy.com

Urwerk Page 19 www.urwerk.com

Chai Rum Page 102 www.chairum.com

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Page 34, 35 www.rssc.com

Pernod Ricard Uk Page 102 www.pernod-ricard.com

Swiss Page 36 www.swiss.com

Plus One Gallery Page 106 www.plusonegallery.com

Lufthansa Page 39 www.lh.com