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Cranchi
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Cranchi · Flybridge · Flagship
Twenty-five metres. Four cabins. One signature.
The Film
The flagship. Twenty-five metres that bring together everything Cranchi has learnt since 1870.
For its 150th anniversary, Cranchi unveiled the largest model in the yard's history at boot Düsseldorf. The Settantotto 78 carries the art direction of Christian Grande on a hull by Aldo Cranchi — flowing lines without hard edges, a high, flared bow and a distinctive rubbing strake that give the yacht her maritime stature.
She is built in a highly automated facility on Lake Como according to Industry 4.0 principles. A two-part longitudinal split mould ensures repeatable precision while, through the Atelier programme, allowing almost any adaptation of paint, fabrics, materials and layout.
Three Volvo Penta D13-IPS 1350 drives of 1,000 hp each take the roughly 60 tonnes to up to 30 knots. In economy mode she achieves a range of around 800 nautical miles — a cruiser with a sporting soul.
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Hull colour
A contemporary, pared-back white — an expression of freedom and of surfaces that mirror the sun unfiltered. An uncompromising choice that wraps volume and geometry in absolute, luminous continuity.
Interior décor
Four interior worlds, coordinated in woods, fabrics and tones — from the warm, classic Venezia to the lighter, modern Firenze.
Layouts
Fly Deck — sun deck, lounge & second helm station
On board
Across the full beam: a separate office area, a dressing room and an en-suite bathroom with twin basins and walk-in shower. Large hull windows bring the sea inside.
A VIP cabin in the bow, a double cabin with walk-around king-size bed and a twin cabin whose single beds can be joined into a double — each with its own bathroom.
Generous seating and sunbathing areas with adjustable cushions, connected by a striking staircase between cockpit and fly deck. Sea and sky from countless perspectives.
Hydraulic bathing platform and tender garage with room for a Williams 395 tender plus jet ski. With rain shower and lighting, the stern becomes an anchorage right at the water's edge.
Three straight-six engines of 1,000 hp each with IPS 1350 pods. Sound-proofing and insulation throughout, built with stainless steel, aluminium and GRP tanks to rule out any leakage.
Paint, upholstery, woods, fabrics and layout are coordinated together with the design team. Thanks to the Atelier programme, every Settantotto 78 becomes a unique one-off
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