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Christie Yachts has assembled a four-yacht Monaco sales fleet led by 95m Lürssen WHISPER, with three further award-winning or pedigree yachts available for inspection.
Christie Yachts has confirmed a four-yacht sales line-up for Monaco Yacht Show 2026, with WHISPER, SOLACE, PANACHE and SEAWOLF X available at anchor by appointment. The fleet spans 42.8 to 95 metres and gives the boutique brokerage a concentrated presence across several of the market’s most sought-after Northern European and Italian build pedigrees.
The 95-metre Lürssen WHISPER leads the Christie Yachts line-up and is offered at €149 million. Her scale, build pedigree and recent market position place her among the highest-value brokerage yachts associated with the Monaco show.
Christie Yachts uses WHISPER as the clearest example of its quality-over-quantity approach, favouring a smaller number of high-profile central-agency yachts rather than competing through volume alone. The strategy concentrates marketing effort around yachts with unusually strong individual stories.
The 57-metre SOLACE is offered at €39.495 million, while the 46-metre PANACHE is listed at €12.95 million. Both carry Feadship pedigree, giving buyers two very different entry points into the Dutch builder’s resale market.
The pairing also illustrates how brokerage value varies sharply with age, volume, refit history and specification even within the same builder. For buyers, Monaco offers the rare chance to compare those factors directly over a short period.
The 42.8-metre Rossinavi SEAWOLF X completes the quartet with an asking price of €36.9 million. Her inclusion broadens the fleet beyond Northern European heritage and adds a newer Italian yacht with a very different design and ownership proposition.
Christie Yachts notes that WHISPER, SOLACE and SEAWOLF X have all received World Superyacht Awards recognition, reinforcing the brokerage’s emphasis on design quality, build credentials and differentiated market appeal. That combination helps distinguish the listing in a crowded autumn sales market.
All four yachts are available for inspection by prior appointment during the show, reflecting the way major brokerage houses use Monaco as a concentrated meeting point for serious buyers, advisors and family offices. The format also allows brokers to coordinate inspections around a dense schedule of client meetings.
For Superyacht Guide readers, the interest lies not only in the yachts themselves but in how a boutique brokerage positions inventory. Christie Yachts’ four-yacht line-up shows a deliberate focus on fewer, higher-profile central agencies with recognised pedigree and strong resale narratives.
Official sources: christieyachts.com.
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