Moments ago 92-meter Aquarius (Project Touchdown) was launched by Feadship's De Vries yard. The superyacht became Steve Wynn's newest flagship, replacing his previous 67-meter Aquarius.







2007 Amels-built Aquarius was first listed for sale in 2010 by Fraser Yachts, asking $69,900,000. After several price reductions, she was eventually sold in November 2015 at an asking price of €53,000,000 and subsequently renamed to Maria.

92m Aquaruis was initially built at Scheepswerft Slob and then was relocated to the Dutch shipyard's finishing facilities in June 2015.

Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design is responsible for both the exterior and interior of the superyacht, whilst the naval architecture comes from De Voogt.

Aquarius' key features include a helipad on the bow, a beauty salon, a large pool on the aft main deck, a gym, massage and therapy room, jacuzzi and large outdoor deck spaces.

As for the accommodation, 14 guests can be carried on board in 7 suites, including 6 VIP-suites forward on the main deck and an owner's suite on the upper deck.

Steve Wynn is the founder and chairman of Wynn Resorts Limited, a developer and operator of luxury hotels and casinos. His net worth is estimated at $2.5 billion.
Photos by Hanco Bol via Dutch Yachting