Pen Duick Open Hull Xlarge

Pen Duick is one of France's most iconic racing yachts, originally designed by William Fife III in 1898 and later restored by the legendary sailor Eric Tabarly. Sleek, elegant, and historically significant, it remains a celebrated symbol of classic yacht design.

This open-hull model highlights Pen Duick's craftsmanship through its exposed internal framework, curved ribs, and detailed plank work. Master artisans hand-build each model from scratch using premium woods such as cedar, mahogany, and teak. Constructed with the traditional plank-on-frame method, each piece requires hundreds of hours to complete and passes strict quality control before leaving the workshop.

The deck features finely crafted cabin structures, hatches, and fittings true to the original yacht, while the hand-stitched sails and intricate rigging complete the model's authenticity.

This X-Large edition makes a striking display for any home, office, or collector's gallery.

History

Pen Duick is one of the most celebrated yachts in French sailing history. Designed by the famed Scottish naval architect William Fife III in 1898, the yacht quickly became admired for its sleek racing lines and refined elegance.

In the 1950s, Pen Duick gained legendary status when Eric Tabarly, one of France's greatest sailors, discovered the aging yacht and decided to restore it. His painstaking reconstruction brought Pen Duick back to life and marked the beginning of Tabarly's remarkable career. With him at the helm, Pen Duick returned to competition and became a symbol of innovation, passion, and France's deep maritime heritage.

Today, Pen Duick remains an enduring icon, celebrated at classic yacht events and admired around the world for its timeless design and historic legacy.