Carbon and white, pinstripes aligned on the leading edge of the three blades, matching base.
PH-300 · BB YACHTS LIVERY
The three blades are dressed in woven carbon and clean white, separated by a pinstripe following the leading edge. The base, drawn like a hull, carries the same material from end to end, with chequers at the feet.
The dial carries the compass rose and the names of the winds — tramontane, levant, ponant, marin — in place of the indexes, in a black bezel with applied studs.
The international code flags are set into the hull. The livery is produced in a limited series of 20 pieces, each numbered.
BB Yachts is a Franco-Italian dayboat brand, founded by Benjamin Barbieri and Marin Matic. The boats are built in a shipyard near Bergamo, Italy, and designed with the naval architecture studio Ferragni Progetti.
The range runs to five boats, from ten to thirteen metres: the BB 35 Elba — outboard or inboard —, the BB 44 Ischia, the BB 44 Panarea and the BB 66 Custom. The 35 Elba measures 10 metres by 3.45 m in the beam and takes up to twelve people.
Three words come back at the yard: stability, reliability, durability. Its hybrid motorisations are quiet and frugal, and every hull is personalised down to the interior — a way of working we know well.
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Same material, same motor, same workshop. Only the livery changes — and it is applied before assembly, not added afterwards.
Licensed livery: sale remains subject to the partner's agreement.