Oceanco launches 86 metre Y706

Written by admin on September 2nd, 2010

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Last week Oceanco successfully launched the 86m steel hulled Y706. Although not yet confirmed by the shipyard, we believe the yacht will be christened Seven Seas.

The launch marks another milestone for Oceanco as the yard once again distinguishes itself as being at the forefront of the international superyacht sector. With this spectacular new launch Oceanco continues to prove its capability of achieving the highest engineering and production standards in terms of performance, styling and quality.

At 86m, Y706 boasts the powerful exterior and interior design work of Nuvolari & Lenard, which includes a trademark Oceanco swimming pool on her aft deck that can be conveniently transformed into a helipad. Y706 is a perfect balance between discretion and distinction. Her size, quality and style will ensure that she is recognized as a true Oceanco, whether cruising the oceans or at anchor.

Naval architects of this magnificent 2010 motor yacht Y706 are Oceanco and Azure. Her interior design together with the exterior design is a creation of Nuvolari & Lenard designers.

Oceanco Yachts is a company that works with world class designers in continuing to improve the yachts they build. Each one is quantifiably better than the last. This sometimes comes with almost radical leaps in design and technology, as seen with ALFA NERO, whilst in addition there are perpetual small improvements which combine to produce superior yachts in almost all areas.

Y706 yacht’s spectacularly shaped and thoroughly tested steel hull with bulbous bow is capable of worldwide ocean going voyages and extensive cruising on high seas.

The welded steel hull of the Y706 motor yacht is currently under construction and will house a large aluminium superstructure.

For a86 metre motor yacht, the Oceanco Y706 is the perfect balance. Meaning she is both discreet and distinctive. Her size, shape and style will ensure that she is one of the most impressive yachts in the world, easily recognized in  any company, whether cruising the oceans or at anchor in the Caribbean, Costa Esmeralda or the Mediterranean.

One interesting thing about the new Oceanco Y706 superyacht is her performance. Large yachts with long waterlines are capable of high speeds and yacht Y706 has an impressive top speed projection of 18.50 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots. Although not super fast it should be remembered that this is a typically volumous Oceanco motor yacht with good height and with a beam of 13.80 metres providing a capacious interior and exterior deck space. Her official after launch sea trial and testing will confirm her true speed capabilities.

Also interesting about the Y706 yacht is the powerful exterior design work as produced by the now famous Nuvolari & Lenard. In keeping with the Oceanco tendency, the megayacht has a swimming pool on her aft deck which can conveniently be transformed into a full helipad.

The Y706 Oceanco yacht has accommodation for 12 guests, including a now usual large separate master suite with study and private deck area.

The 86.47 metre (280.43ft) Oceanco Yacht is fitted with two 4,680hp / 3,492 kW MTU engines. As mentioned before, she is able to reach the maximum speed of 18,5 knots and the top cruising speed of approximately 14 knots.

Technical Specifications for the motor yacht Y706

Builder Oceanco
Type Steel Hull and aluminum superstructure
Length overall 86m / 282.15ft
Beam overall 14.20 / 46.59ft
Propulsion
Engine 2 x 4,680hp / 3,492kW MTU 16V 595 TE 70
Maximum speed Approximately 20 knots
Classification 100 A1 SSC Yacht (P) MONO G6 LMC UMS
MCA Large Commercial Yacht Code (LY2)
Accommodation
Owner Master suite, study, owners’ lounge, lobby and private exterior deck area with whirlpool
Guests 6 VIP suites

Y706 Design
Naval architect Oceanco / Azure
Exterior designer Nuvolari & Lenard
Interior designer Nuvolari & Lenard
Interior Decorator Molly Isaksen Interiors
Delivery 2010
Photography Pamela Jones
Owner’s repr. Wright Maritime Group

Source [Megayacht.com]

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