Check out the latest features on the new 2020 Seawind 1260 Catamaran.
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Join Wright Yachts for a tour of 2020 Seawind 1260 SC535. This Seawind 1260 is currently for sale and at our docks here in Seattle, Washington. If you're interested in learning more about this amazing performance cruising catamaran, please call or email us at 206.356.8698 or sales@wrightyachtsales.com.
Thank you for posting this video. This is the most detailed walkthrough of the most well-optioned 1260 so far. Keep them coming!
Thanks Jack. I just bought an external mic, so the audio should be better next time around!
Thanks. Nice review. I’m particularly impressed with your patient , good natured responses to some really inane comments.
Thank you!
I absolutely love the galley down. For me a Galley up is kind of a deal killer for me, because your Galley is then in your living and entertaining space. That means that it always has to look perfect, and also you lose so much room in the Salon. Not only that but underway on a galley up just doesn't seem as safe. Also with the Galley down you or me would get a much bigger kitchen more counter space. So I am not a foodie, I spend as little time as possible in the Galley/kitchen, and therefore why do I need to have it taking up most of the salon? I think with the Galley down on this size boat a full size fridge would be better though, although I do appreciate the fridge not being below the counter. How is it you have a Seawind that is not sold yet? The manufacture seems to be on waitlist for Seawind's right now. Oh, I thought you were doing a tour on the 1600, my bad! That is why you don't have a bigger fridge! LMBO! Yes I edited this once I figured it out. 1260's are on a 4 year wait list last I heard, so really how do you have one that isn't sold yet?
Thanks for the comments. I agree galley down is an ideal setup on a cat this size, and in this case, it's very light filled and open. A buyer has indeed put a deposit on the vessel, so we're just working towards closing at this point, but we do have 1260 build slots available at the moment still completing in 2nd half of 2022.
@@wrightyachtsales5571 I won't be ready for a couple of years to buy a sailboat, but I am working on getting myself into a position where I can in the near future. That is awesome you had the foresight to get those spots, cause these boats are super popular right now. One of my favorite brands as of right now. Although, as an artist I think I will need to go more along the lines of the 1360? the new one, because I need room to really create and live my life my way! LOL!
Very professional and detailed video. Looks to me a well build and designed catamaran. What's the waiting time to get one. Anyway thanks a lot for the tour.
Thanks for sharing, love the open layout on these boats. Internal Fit out looks and sounds a little cheap! Otherwise very impressed! Look forward to seeing the 1370! 👀😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺
Hi Jack. I'm not sure "cheap" is the right word. It's a little more spare in design to keep the boat lighter, but the materials are all very high quality. Wright Yachts has 1370 hull #1 and #3 and #5, so we'll definitely be sharing details on the progress of those vessels as they get into the build queue.
Would be cool to see a 1160lite detailed walk through as well.
Hi Kevin. I'll be sure to post one the next time we have an 1160 in Seattle. The last one we commissioned, "Atalaya" recently left Seattle, and is currently sailing south. I believe they're nearing Los Angeles now.
VERY nice!
A suggestion, the vlog boats use head-mounted cameras. Frees up both hands and we see what you are looking at.
Thanks Paul. I'll look into it. I just bought the camera, so I'm still trying to play catch up on how to best use it, but I promise the videos will improve over time!
@@wrightyachtsales5571 it's a major learning process. I am no expert I have never done it. But I have noticed that the boats on UA-cam have gotten better over time. Some started out with cell phone video, now they have tens of thousands of dollars in equipment. It was just a suggestion to make life easy around you the typical setup is a small GoPro on a headband and again that will take some time for you to get it adjusted to that it takes the photos you wanted to take period but it beats growing a third arm. Nice boat very nice boat. Is there any customization allowed at the factory? I'm thinking water maker, composting toilets, and electric motors no diesel no waste tanks none of that noise.
@@wrightyachtsales5571 thanks for the reply period I honestly did not expect a reply period
@@PaulBartomioli Hi Paul. Seawind does offer a Mastervolt hybrid electric propulsion system for the Seawind 1260. In terms of watermakers, Seawind offers both Spectra and Rainman options on the 1260. Let me know if you'd like to discuss further. We're reachable at your convenience at sales@wrightyachtsales.com or 206.356.8698.
@@wrightyachtsales5571 2 outta 3 ain't bad, and those are the answers I get from other manufacturers. Sail drive?
Did you add gold heads? that's easily $100,000 more than retail...
pitty about the wind noise at the end which way annoying. It drowned out your voice at the end. Love these seawinds.
Hi Stephen. I know! So sorry about that! I just purchased an external mic, so next time, there should be less wind noise.
@@robwright3886 make sure you use the dead cat to kill the wind noise. And if the mic doesn't come with one, but one. It's about 10 bucks.
Master suite has little head room, feels like a bed over cab bunk
All boats are a set of compromises. If you lowered the berth height, you'd lower the clearance over water, and adversely impact performance. Either way, for most, the height is fine. They can sit up and read, and certainly, they can sleep, unless they prefer to hang vertically like bats.
all things considered no better value in a new boat,period
Is this fitted with a dive compressor or is it an option ? Cheers
Hi Alister. This particular 1260 does not have a dive compressor fitted, but we have 1260s on the way that are fitted with dive compressors. The compressor goes under the port helm seat, in place of the cooler. It's all very well integrated and looks fantastic. If you're interested in exploring further, I'd be happy to share photos and discuss with you live at sales@wrightyachtsales.com
Wright Yacht Sales ok Thank you for the reply & update will keep looking,maybe end up waiting on the new 1370 thank you
@@alisterdickson4476 Let us know if we can help answer any questions regarding the 1260 or 1370. We have multiple 1370 build slots held for our clients, and would be delighted to work with you!
Wright Yacht Sales Thank you yes I will do,thank you I shall be in touch soon
No daggerboards yet?
A grill over the transom?
Stored in a recess.
Amazing what half a mil will get ya these days.
Is this still available
Hi Patrick. This 1260 is now in owner’s hands, but we can help you put an order on for a new one. Fee free to give me a ring if you’d like to discuss
I think is awkward passing through one cabin to reach the head. At a night's emergency, it is always uncomfortable, Major down for me on this pretty lady.
Hi Francisco. There are two heads on the vessel. The one on the port aft quarter is not connected to a stateroom, so there is no need to walk through anyone's private room to get to it. While the starboard forward head is connected is an ensuite head, that makes it an ideal owner's suite when you have guests, as you don't have to share the head with others. Instead, they can simply use the head on port. I hope this helps. Thanks!
Is daggerboards on sport models only? Is there a watermaker on board?
Hi Charlie. The only Seawinds with daggerboards are the 1190 Sport and the Seawind 1600.
Have a look at the Balance Catamaran UTube episode on keels vs dagger boards! Brings up some very interesting points and he own personal preference! I found it very informative. 😎🇦🇺
@@jacksbackable Hello Jack, I like their versa helm but I didn't find the video about daggerboards. Can you specify how I mite find it. Thanks
Reflective screen monitors? Think on put an antireflective monitors