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Impossible to look away from, right from the very first glance: the design element which first affirms the character of the Sessantadue 62 is its vertical bow. A line which connects the sea and the sky, and which accentuates the naval allure of the yacht. The waterline is lengthened, with the vessel benefiting in terms of audacity and muscularity, but without suffering in terms of harmony of forms, which is a distinctive element of Cranchi Yachts' new flybridge models.
Sessantadue 62 nominated for the European Powerboat Awards — Cranchi Sessantadue 62 is on the shortlist for the European Powerboat Awards in the sub-20 metre category.
On the Sessantadue 62, the boundary between the cockpit and saloon seems to disappear: on each side of the double sliding glass door, both the floor and the ceiling are covered in teak, providing the impression of a single large veranda where spaces merge and expand outwards. Continuing in the interior of the main deck and then belowdecks, the teak surfaces coexist magnificently with those in light lacquer, and with furnishing and lighting design solutions which convey an immediate sense of well-being and relaxed elegance. You are on the sea, but feel one step from the sky.
Clean lines, the ability to interpret materials in a contemporary manner with influences from seafaring tradition, and the adoption of stylistic choices derived from the residential environment: all this makes the Sessantadue 62 a yacht which aims to be sleek and essential without surrendering to minimalism. Its elegance is relaxed, warm, welcoming, conceived to inspire and convey a feeling of freedom.
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