Custom Designs

Length Overall	42,42
Waterline Length	34,42
Beam	8,71
Draft	4,72
Displacement	158340
Yard	Pendennis Shipyard
Year	1999

With the owner’s vision, German Frers combined the finest elements from mid-19th-century yachts to the present day. Rebecca resulted a striking and high-performance vessel.

German Frers skillfully crafted a 42-meter yacht with sleek lines and an elegant sheer, resulting in a yacht that is both captivating and optimized for exceptional sailing capabilities.

Inside, the interior design by Robin Black exudes an airy and sophisticated ambiance, predominantly featuring off-white fielded paneling. The flooring is unique. Crafted from antique Heart Pine, salvaged from a historic North American mill built in 1711.

This attention to detail creates a truly distinctive and timeless atmosphere onboard.

Rebecca stands as a testament to the fusion of classic design and modern performance, showcasing the craftsmanship and dedication of the team involved in her creation.

Rebecca is one of the most visually stunning and modern classic sailing yachts in the world and one of the largest ketches ever constructed at Pendennis.

Length Overall	47,42
Waterline Length	40,19
Beam	9,56
Draft	4.8 / 7.2
Displacement	302570
Yard	Royal Huisman Shipyard
Year	1998

Frers Naval Architecture and Engineering design Hyperion, a cutter-rigged sloop measuring 156 feet with an aluminum hull.

Hyperion design combines cutting-edge technology, performance, and elegance.

The yacht has a high-tech pilothouse that can be fully enclosed or open for admiring views while sailing or anchored.

The yacht’s performance is enhanced by a centerboard, and provides versatility for cruising. This design is a top performer at Super Yacht Bucket regattas.

When launched in 1998, the Hyperion held the record for the tallest single rig.

Built by Royal Huisman, a shipyard known for its industry-trendsetting solutions, the yacht showcases the pinnacle of design and craftsmanship.

Length Overall	27
Waterline Length	24,18
Beam	6,27
Draft	3,7
Displacement	35820
Yard	Wally Yachts
Year	1998

Tiketitan is a 27.0-meter Wally Sail Yacht, built with a combination of Carbon Fibre and Teak for its deck, Carbon Fibre for its hull, and Carbon Fibre for its superstructure.

Carbon Fibre’s strategic use ensures strength and durability but also results in lightweight construction, enhancing the yacht’s performance and agility on the water.

This Wally design features technical innovations that include the first canting keel for a big cruiser, Magic Trim for sail handling, furling gennaker and furling boom to handle a full-batten Mainsail.

One of the standout features of the Tiketitan is its innovative “Balcony in the sea” concept. This unique design element allows passengers to enjoy uninterrupted panoramic views of the surrounding seascape, creating an immersive experience that seamlessly connects the interior spaces with the beauty of the ocean.

Green Marine, United Kingdom expertly crafted Tiketitan.

Length Overall	24,41
Waterline Length	21,36
Beam	5,83
Draft	4
Displacement	30700
Yard	Wally Yachts
Year	1997

J One, German Frers design, exhibits a perfect fusion of elegance and performance. The yacht features a teak deck, providing a luxurious and timeless aesthetic, while the carbon fiber hull and superstructure contribute to its strength, lightweight construction, and enhanced sailing capabilities. The use of carbon fiber ensures optimal performance, agility, and responsiveness on the water, making J ONE a true pleasure to sail.

J ONE, previously known as Magic Carpet, is a remarkable 24.24-meter sail yacht that was built in Italy by Wally and delivered in 1997. This particular yacht is the only model of the 77 series, adding to its exclusivity and uniqueness.

With its sleek lines and exceptional design, J ONE stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and innovation of Wally, Italy renowned for pushing the boundaries of yacht construction.

Length Overall	28,45
Waterline Length	24,44
Beam	6
Draft	4,9
Displacement	29890
Yard	Green Marine
Year	1996

“The brief was: ‘I want a boat that will give me pleasure. It’s going to be called Stealth. It’s going to be black with black sails.’ It was high-performance, good looking and pointed the way towards a new type of yacht.”

German Frers

As described by Yachting World: The result was Stealth – 98ft of pure speed and able to hold 30-knot speeds with minimal crew and scarcely more than a head, a sofa, and means to boil a kettle.

Launched in 1996 and built by Green Marin, UK Stealth is a living testament to German Frers Innovative design.