Platinum ranks among the top 5% of the world’s yachts by overall length. Within the 70–80 meter category, she is one of 129 motor yachts, boasting a cruising speed slightly above the class average by 0.1 knots and a volume exceeding her peers by 326.56 GT.
Registered under the Cayman Islands flag — the second most popular choice for superyachts, with 1,552 vessels flying it — Platinum is currently docked at the NCA refit yard in Italy, where she has been for just one day. For detailed tracking of Platinum’s movements, consult BOATPro AIS.

And when I photographed her, it felt as if I were capturing not a yacht, but a cinematic character. I reached the location after a 40-minute off-road ride on a motorcycle through rocks and bumps, covered in dust. The beach was unreachable due to a rain-damaged road, so I climbed the mountain above — 400 meters above the yacht — and flew the drone nearly 2 km away. The moment the sunset kissed her sculptural lines, all hardships vanished.
PLATINUM’s proportions carry subtle drama, soft yet confident. She doesn’t seek to please — she seeks to be herself, and that is more than enough.
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