Veronese Bermudan Cutter Rigged Motor Sailer

RESOLUTION II is a Bermudan cutter rigged motor yacht, designed by Bruno Veronese who under the pseudonym Capitano Black wrote “Yachting” the first comprehensive manual for yachtsmen by an Italian author. Having written numerous articles also for the major yachting magazines, his final treatise "Yacht Progetto e Costruzione", was published posthumously in 1991.

Veronese’s design career started in the late 1940s in Genoa and his quite prolific output yielded some 30 yachts built to his designs including the Classics; COPPELIA, TYRSA, EURYDICE, VALLEY III and PANDORA; all notable for both their elegance and the strength of their design in construction. Benefitting also from the ideas of other designers, some influence of Jack Laurent Giles can be seen in respect of this boat RESOLUTION II.

She has proved the ideal cruising yacht for friends and family - and for the evident pleasure particularly of the owner’s two younger children. Perfect for holidays she is warm and welcoming - synonymous with escape and freedom. Moreover for a vessel of her size she is remarkably easy to manoeuvre both under sail, with extensive reefing capabilities or engine, even by one person, thanks to ideal positioning of the controls – and indeed her propeller configuration, enabling her to turn on the spot.

These particulars have been prepared from information provided by the vendors and are intended as general guide. The purchaser should confirm details of concern to them by survey or engineers inspection. The purchaser should also ensure that the purchase contract properly reflects their concerns and specifies details on which they wish to rely.

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