Platinum Iate a motor

A single build year, 2024, anchors Platinum's story, and two names sit behind it: Lobanov drew her exterior lines, Sinot Yacht Design her interior, and Admiral completed the build at 78 metres. For a buyer, a yacht this young with her original design intact is a different proposition to one reshaped by successive owners: what you view is what was drawn.

Build and provenance

Admiral built Platinum as a custom 78-metre motor yacht, delivered in 2024 on a monohull, displacement platform. Lobanov's exterior design and the interior scheme from Sinot Yacht Design were carried through as one project rather than assembled from separate refits, so the design language reads as continuous from bow to owner's suite. A buyer takes on a yacht whose look and layout were conceived together, not patched together over several updates.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests are accommodated across 6 cabins aboard Platinum, with a crew of 25 to run the yacht, a ratio that points to full-service operation rather than a lean delivery crew. The owner's suite has its own office, a private arrangement for anyone who plans to work as well as holiday aboard. With that many hands aboard, the guest decks stay a guest space and the running of the yacht happens elsewhere.

Performance and engineering

Her hull is a displacement monohull, the type built for range and a steady motion at sea rather than outright speed. Specific engine and speed figures are not published for Platinum, but the hull form already signals her purpose: long passages and settled anchorages, not short sprints between ports.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, a counter-current pool and Jacuzzi sit alongside a sky lounge that opens the interior to the same social space, and fold-down balconies extend the living area out over the water at anchor. Al fresco dining is set up outdoors rather than confined to a single table. Below, the beach club carries a spa with a sauna and hammam, a separate gym and a massage room, and further aboard a touch-and-go helipad, an elevator serving the decks, Jet Skis and dive gear extend what a day at anchor can include, alongside an outdoor cinema for the evening.

Where she lies and how to see her

Boatcrowd represents Platinum to buyers and arranges every viewing in person, standing with you through the visit rather than leaving you to view alone. Once an offer is accepted, we coordinate the survey and the sea trial that follow, carrying the process through to handover.