Own a Piece of Maritime History
G.L. Watson & Co. has in-depth knowledge of the yachts designed and built in the classic period and of those that survive. Survivors may be in service or lingering in a remote location requiring complete restoration. We are familiar with the legal aspects of acquisition, the physical challenges of recovery and far from being desk-based we are hands on. Our expertise allows us to give you the best choices of yachts and robust service in acquisition process and all that it may take to make your yacht ready to embark on new voyages.
Why Buy with G.L. Watson?
Expert Guidance
With decades of experience, we have unparalleled knowledge of the classic yacht market. We know all the major classics and their histories, we have records of all the yachts that were built and have tracked down many to forgotten backwaters and rescued them.
Seamless Journey
Once the right yacht is identified, we act for you through every stage of the buying process. The brokerage process holds no mysteries to us, and we regularly resolve the title and registration challenges associated with yachts whose paperwork falls short of current requirements.
Technical Knowledge
Understanding a yacht covers many aspects from structural and engineering through to all the areas of outfitting. Classic yachts will also have a history of refit and restoration. We understand these areas and know the appropriate experts to give us additional specific knowledge when required.
Owning a classic yacht is about more than possession—it's about becoming a custodian of maritime history. With
G.L. Watson & Co., you gain not just a yacht, but an expertly restored piece of marine heritage, tailored to perfection and ready for new voyages.
Amazone
AVAILABLE: Amazone is a pocket superyacht with tremendous potential. Preliminary design work has been carried out which gives a good indication of the accommodation and potential interior styling.
Madiz
AVAILABLE: The steel-built 55-metre is one of the largest true classics from the early 20th century still on the water today.