The official announcement of this year’s European Powerboat of the Year winners was made on the first evening of the Boot Düsseldorf, where Omikron Yachts is displaying the OT-60 at Hall 15 stand B44 and where the brand revealed the advancement of their concept with a new flagship, the OT-80.
Features of OT-60
The OT-60 has been recognized for its design: an harmonious blend of sailing efficiency and power yacht convenience, has been inspired by the Eastern Mediterranean island-hopping ethos and embodies a sea worthy boat designed for worldwide exploration.
The yacht’s ability to travel 1000 nautical miles at 8 knots, while consuming 1.25 liters per nautical mile is a prove to the efficiency of the naval engineering by Juan-K. The yacht’s exterior and interior, a creation of Lorenzo Argento, embodies the essence of a beautiful journey. Styled by Ciarmoli Queda Studio, the interiors feature natural materials, neutral colors, and tactile finishes, offering comfort and luxury.
More about the OT-80
This new model, like her award-winning sister, underscores Omikron Yachts’ commitment to comfort and safety on extended cruises, encapsulating the shipyard’s vision for easygoing seafaring.
The decision to expand the shipyard’s offer is based on the positive reception of the OT-60 and the shipyard’s achievements. Designer Lorenzo Argento and Naval Architect Juan-K are collaborating with the shipyard again to go beyond the OT-60 in every dimension.
“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, to see her embraced on the international stage is truly emotional. Her new sister, the OT-80, is not just a larger model; it’s putting a magnifying glass on our vision for the sustainable future of yachting.. With expectations set high by our debut model, we are working harder than ever to ensure that all our stakeholders and, most importantly, the future owners of the OT-80 will be thrilled
Nikolas Dendrinos, Chairman of Olympic Marine
