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Dynamiq goes behind the scenes of the 50-metre GTT 160's timeless design

by Dynamiq 6 Oct 2021 19:12 AEDT

Dynamiq presents the video encapsulation of what the revolutionary GTT 160 model is all about. The short film includes statements from Dynamiq, the expert naval architects at Van Ossannen and the cult design guru Claudio Pironi, the mastermind behind GTT 160's exquisite interiors.

The avant-garde, all-aluminium 49.5-metre vessel represents what Dynamiq thinks is essential for modern superyachts - cool looking, efficient, and focused on a healthy lifestyle. The GTT 160 is aimed at today's active owners who can't imagine their holidays without gourmet cuisine, sport, and well-being. It's a yacht for owners who like to spend most of their time on deck, in the open air and close to the water, as well as those who want to experience different destinations or cross the Atlantic quickly to enjoy endless summers in the Med and Caribbean on a more manageable and economical size of yacht.

The GTT 160 is complete with bespoke, minimalist interiors by Claudio Pironi, which maximize space and allow you to feel luxury regardless of where you choose to sail.

Main Specifications of GTT 160:

Length: 49.5 metres
Beam: 8.7 metres
Draught: 2 metres
Material: Full aluminium, 5083
Tonnage: 399 gross tons
Speed: 17/21 knots
Range: 4000 nm at 10 knots
Guests: 12 in 6 cabins
Crew: 8 in 4 cabins

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