Construction of the launch model for our striking new Breedendam Sixzero line is going exceptionally well. As you may have seen previously, the hull was ready several months ago and the craftsmen and engineers at the Breedendam facility are now busy with the deck, interior and technical areas of this impressive 19.60-metre yacht.

Designer Guido de Groot is pleased with how things are going having worked closely with the owner on this innovative project.

"The fact that we are building this first Sixzero for a repeat client allows us to make the most of our combined experiences and the status built up by the success of the Breedendam Fourzero range. The owner loved our concept for an Eightzero but home berth restrictions meant we could not exceed 20 metres. This Sixzero was therefore designed from scratch while incorporating the flybridge and other features from the Eightzero."

"We have obviously retained the special lines and classy looks of a Breedendam while adding a wide range of ultra-modern features within a larger layout. The Sixzero has a distinctive motor-torpedo vibe and will most certainly stand out from the crowd. The painting of the 'wooden planks' has now been completed by the artists from Grainz and I don't think people will believe that the Sixzero actually has an aluminium hull."

Onboard the first Breedendam Sixzero

Starting at the aft deck, this will be a wonderful place to relax and admire the al fresco views at all times of the year. The area can easily be covered up as an integral part of the design to create a winter garden. This serves to enlarge the size of the saloon, creating one large indoor-outdoor space when shade is required or there's a chill in the air.