Michael Myers, owner of Boston Yacht, talks boats and business aboard a beautiful Back Cove yacht.

Introducing the new special logo that has been developed for the series of Sabre models larger than 54 feet that will be built in Rockland, Maine. Dirigo is the Maine state motto and it translates from Latin to mean “we lead”. The line below the word SABRE is from the lines plan of the ship Virginia which was the first ship built in Maine in 1640 by the Popham Colony in the village of Phippsburg on the Kennebec River.

Scheduled for a European premiere this fall, and North American introduction at the 2015 Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show, the Princess 68 promises to rewrite the rulebook on flybridge luxury, space, and performance. Fitting into the Princess flybridge range between the 64 and 72 Motor Yacht, the 68 enjoys the highest level of internal volume ever created by Princess for a given length, delivering four class leading staterooms, a vast main salon, and entertaining space on the flybridge and main exterior deck to rival vessels in the 75 foot range and beyond.

The entire Sabre Yachts team gathered for a photograph to mark a milestone in the history of the company as we ship our 3000th hull, a Sabre 48 Salon Express. The very first Sabre yacht was a Sabre 28 sailboat appropriately named Patience. Sabre repurchased her from her original owners ten years ago. In 1997, Sabre celebrated the building of the 2000th boat, a Sabre 402 sailing yacht. And now, some 43 years after Patience, Sabre delivered the 3000th Sabre, a Sabre 48 Salon Express, to Boston Yacht Sales of North Weymouth, Massachusetts.