B.Century 62M

• LOA: 61.5 m
• Beam: 11 m
• Guests: 12 in 6 cabins
• Crew: 14 in 7 cabins
• Hull: displacement steel with aluminium superstructure
• Gross tonnage: about 1,100 GT
• Speed: about 16 knots maximum, 14 knots cruise
• Range: 5,000 nm

A step up in scale

Sitting above the 55M, the B.Century 62M brings a meaningful increase in volume and presence. At just over 61 metres she moves the range towards true large-yacht scale while staying elegant and cohesive. Her gross tonnage of around 1,100 GT tonnes reflects the interior space on offer above and below decks. She is a natural next step for owners wanting more room and more reach. The jump in size is felt throughout the yacht, from the deck areas to the ceiling heights below.

She shares the range's ambition and its engineering pedigree in full. The extra length brings taller volumes and more generous decks than the entry model. As with the rest of the family, she is built as a semi-custom yacht around the owner's brief. She is a larger canvas within a proven and coherent range. The result feels bespoke without the timeline of a full custom build.

Sinuous lines and a vertical bow

Giorgio M. Cassetta gave the 62M sleek, sinuous lines and abundant outdoor spaces. A vertical bow lengthens the waterline and sharpens her profile, marking her as contemporary and purposeful. A beam of 11 metres opens up broad decks across her length for lounging and entertaining. The look is elegant with a clear sense of motion, even at rest in the harbour. Her styling gives her a distinctive presence among yachts her size.

The larger hull allows for expansive outdoor areas for entertaining and relaxing at anchor. Guests can spread out across multiple levels and find both sun and shade through the day. The vertical bow and long profile give her a strong, modern silhouette in any anchorage. The generous deck spaces suit both quiet family days and larger gatherings. She is built to make the most of life outdoors.

Sinuous Cassetta lines and a vertical bow on an 1,100-tonne steel hull built for crossings.

Generous volumes below

The 62M accommodates twelve guests across six staterooms, with the volume of a large steel hull behind every room. The interior is tailored within Benetti's semi-custom process to suit the owner's taste. The Interior Style Department works the spaces to a brief, giving real scope for personalisation. There is generous room to breathe throughout the accommodation. The interior matches the scale of the hull around it.

A crew of fourteen in seven cabins supports a yacht of this size through demanding itineraries. The steel construction delivers robustness and the interior volume owners expect at this length. The gross tonnage translates directly into taller, more generous spaces aboard. The extra volume over the 55M shows clearly in the taller cabins and the larger social areas alike, giving guests real room to move about. She feels substantial and settled underfoot, whether under way at sea or at anchor for the night.

Steel range and hybrid capability

The 62M is built with a displacement steel hull and aluminium superstructure. She reaches a maximum of around 16 knots and cruises comfortably at 14 knots. Benetti quotes a range of 5,000 nautical miles, supporting genuine ocean passages and long seasons. As across the range, hybrid propulsion is part of the B.Century engineering story for cleaner, quieter running. Her power package is built for distance as much as pace.

The displacement hull rewards steady cruising with comfort and economy over the miles. Her range and autonomy make crossings and remote grounds realistic parts of an itinerary. The steel construction brings the strength owners want for wide-ranging travel. The hybrid capability adds quieter running for sensitive waters when it is wanted. For a buyer, she balances scale, reach and refinement at 62 metres.

For the owner who wants presence

The B.Century 62M suits an owner who wants a large, elegant steel yacht with a strong profile. She rewards buyers who value the volume of an 1,100 GT hull and the flexibility of a semi-custom build. The vertical bow and sinuous lines appeal to those who want a distinctive presence at anchor. This is a yacht with real stature and a clear character. She stands out for the right reasons in any harbour.

She also works for an owner stepping up from the entry 55M who wants more room and reach. Within the range she sits as the elegant mid-size option, ambitious yet cohesive in design. For a buyer weighing the B.Century family, she offers scale without losing grace. Her blend of volume, range and styling suits owners with global plans. She is built to be noticed and to travel far.

Who it is for: An owner wanting an elegant, large semi-custom steel yacht with a distinctive vertical bow and generous volumes for twelve.