OT-60
The OT-60, celebrated for its sustainable and stylish design, has garnered recognition for its adherence to the project’s design goals. Inspired by the ethos of Eastern Mediterranean island-hopping, it embodies a seaworthy vessel designed for global exploration. The yacht’s ability to traverse 1000 nautical miles at 8 knots, in any sea condition, while consuming a mere 1.25 liters per nautical mile, underscores the unparalleled efficiency of Juan-K’s naval engineering. The interiors, styled by Ciarmoli Queda Studio, offer unmatched comfort and luxury with natural materials, neutral colors, and tactile finishes.
Omikron Yachts wins the European Powerboat Award
Expanding on the voyage-centric concept of the OT-60, the OT-80 aims to navigate the waters of an even more demanding and competitive market. This new model reiterates Omikron Yachts’ commitment to comfort, efficiency, and safety on extended cruises, encapsulating the shipyard’s vision for easygoing, sustainable seafaring.
The decision to introduce the OT-80 is grounded in the positive reception of the OT-60 and the shipyard’s notable achievements. Feedback from the boating community and the success of the OT-60 have played a pivotal role in shaping the concept and design of the OT-80. Design Lorenzo Argento and Naval Architect Juan-K are collaborating with the shipyard once again, aiming to surpass the OT-60 in every dimension.
OT-60
Nikolas Dendrinos, Chairman of Olympic Marine, expressed his excitement for the success of the OT-60 and the brand’s new venture: “Winning the European Powerboat Award for Long Range is a milestone achievement for Omikron Yachts. It reaffirms our commitment to an innovative concept and design, sustainability, and the joy of sailing. The OT-60 is not just a yacht; she is an ambassador of our nautical culture, embraced on the international stage. Her new sister, the OT-80, magnifies our vision for the sustainable future of yachting.”
Between 1969 and the late 90s, the Olympic Yachts shipyard manufactured over 2,000 sailing boats. Starting in 2019, the shipyard underwent a comprehensive renovation, revitalizing its capabilities to design and manufacture contemporary, high-quality boats.
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