Omikron on show

MCD Yachts is excited to be a stand partner with Ocean Media during the 2024 Sydney International Boat Show, where they will present the innovative Omikron OT-60.

30 July 2024

Founded by yachting industry expert, Paul MacDonald, MCD is a boutique yacht brokerage that brings together over thirty years’ experience in international yacht racing, building and sales.

With exclusive representation of some of Europe’s most exciting luxury yachts, MCD is excited to bring the Omikron OT-60 to this year’s show.

Winner of the 2024 European Powerboat of the Year, Long Range Yacht, Omikron’s OT-60 is a model of design brilliance – a perfect blend of elegance, power and a simpler vision of sustainability.

“Omikron Yachts believes that enjoying the beauty of cruising at sea and respecting the environment go hand in hand.”

The OT-60 is the perfect combination of the quiet, easy-going lifestyle of sailing and the convenience and space of a power yacht, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination with a very low fuel consumption and in total quietness.

MCD Yachts combines 30 years’ experience in international yacht racing, building and sales.

Winner of the 2024 European Powerboat of the Year, Long Range Yacht, Omikron’s OT-60 will be on show at SIBS 2024.

The OT-60 is the perfect combination of the quiet, easy-going lifestyle of sailing and the convenience and space of a power yacht.

Lorenzo Argento is responsible for the interior and exterior design.

Helm and saloon are spacious and inviting.

There's a unique open-concept, double-deck height annex between the staterooms.

There are two lower deck layouts available, with three or four cabin options.

The interior and exterior design by Lorenzo Argento slims and streamlines the recovered volumes, with clear-headed styling by Ciarmoli Queda Studio. Large windows encircle the deckhouse, providing a nearly perfect 360-degree view and opening for natural ventilation. The abundance of natural light is such that no reflective surfaces were needed.

Not all the lower deck is actually below deck on the OT–60. Coming down the stairs, guests land in an open-concept, double-deck height annex between the staterooms, which is so spacious as to accommodate a galley and indoor dining arrangement.

In addition, there are two lower deck layouts available, with three or four cabins respectively – always providing each cabin with a private bathroom.

The systems and engineering of the OT–60 benefit from the wide experience of Omikron Technical Office, which spans repair and refits of yachts up to and exceeding 100 metres, as well as custom super sailer builds.

A dedicated production line has been built at the yard for the OT–60, which includes the construction of the hull with vacuum infusion and superstructure in carbon fibre, lightening the composite by up to a third in the upper parts of the vessel and enhancing stability. All woodwork and assembly are carried out in-house.

To hear more about the Omikron OT-60 or MCDs personalised service, you can find Paul MacDonald on the Ocean Magazine stand on the Marina (M135) from 1 to 4 August 2024.

mcdyachts.com

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