The Regal Black impresses with its exquisite design, reminding of swift and elegant lines of high-speed yachts. Sharpened bottom of the case, dynamic silhouette and minimalist style – the whole image of the handset signifies the expressive shape of fast vessels. Deep black color accentuates dynamic attitude of the new phone.

The combination of metal and glass intensifies the perception of unusual many-sided frame. For the first time the Gresso phone case is made as a one-piece detail. High-precision equipment performance allows to cut a complicated frame geometry. The main material is the solid titanium slab. There are no compromises allowed between the costs and the quality in manufacturing exclusive items, that's why it's no wonder that the finished Regal phone case has only 9% of the original metal workpiece. It takes couple hours to hand polish the Regal phone case before covering. The black PVD-surface cover gives the device extra protection.

This technology creates the effect of a little rough mat metal texture. As a result the designers and engineers solved the main task: every frame line symbolizes harmony and tenderness, and a delicate play of faces highlights refined and luxurious style. The solid weight of the device is divided with all ergonomic features, so the phone fits comfortably and soundly in the hand.

The front and the back panels of the Regal Black phone are executed in tempered mineral glass. Exclusive tinting technology, especially engineered for the Regal series, give the glass rich black color.

The phone keyboard is created by precision cutting technology, using a type of steel, common for tough service conditions. All Gresso manufactured pieces, as well as the Regal Black, are traditionally handcrafted. The details are impeccably made. The phone represents the highest quality and reliability criteria.

Avantgarde Regal is an exclusive line of legendary collection , a luxurious accessory for spotlight person. The Regal phone series are limited. The total number of the Regal Black phones is 333 pieces. The phone will be available in April 2012 and it's estimated price is $5000.

The phone is available for sale at authorized Gresso dealers only and at online-boutique luxury.gresso.com.

Are we in 2012 or 2020? Yes the future of Yacht design has taken a giant leap forward with it's own nautical navigation in design. For most luxury insiders and for those you enjoy boat trekking. The new series of Yachts bring one to absolute awe and disbelief. Especially with their newer and sleeker designs. And now with their own garage to park your Bentley. The possibilities for personal nautical travel are now a great reality.

Yachts are now so well developed, the designs of futuristic luxury far surpass the days of old. With the utmost of comfort, new liners are well equipped like any multimillion dollar home. With lavish bedrooms and exquisite dining rooms, choices are now endless.

Oyster, long a revered yacht in the luxury class, has just been honoured again with their new Oyster 625 winning 'Best Luxury Cruiser' in the 2012 European Yacht of the Year awards. So what is the new Oyster like? The Oyster 625 was designed to bring some significant improvements to the already successful pedigree of the Oyster 61 and 62.

A new hull design, again by Rob Humphreys, with increased performance and handling, options for a sportier rig, several interior layout options and increased space in the master cabin by utilising the fuller aft sections are just some of the enhancements being launched with this new design.

This is a large yacht for two people to handle, so, while it is designed for comfortable live-aboard family and friends sailing, the 625 interior options also allow for a forepeak layout to be set out for a full-time crew member. The main areas in the yacht feature two forward cabins, each with its own heads and shower, a spacious owners suite and a fourth cabin that can be configured as a workshop, guest cabin or a children’s cabin with access from the master cabin.

When comparing the differences between the Oyster 62 and the new model, some things stand out. The 62 had a fairly tall and upright deckhouse, flatish windows and sharp angles.

The 625's deckhouse, on the other hand, has much more flowing lines, without losing that distinctive 'O that must be an Oyster' appearance. The plan view shows that the 625 carries more beam aft than her predecessor does, which, combined with flatter sections, gives the yacht more bearing — an increase in lift — allowing her to surf more easily than her ancestor did. The waterline has been lengthened - great for an extra knot or so of speed, and there is some added freeboard, good for stability. So the speed and handling are improved, while offering more volume, better living below decks. The cleaner, more modern bulwark profile, with its integral stanchions and mooring cleats, creates spacious, uncluttered side decks, whilst the smoother, flush lines of her foredeck produces more deck space than the Oyster 62.

There is also the option of three large vertical portlights in the hull, to port and starboard, to further enhance the views out from the saloon giving this new Oyster real superyacht quality.

Article by Des Ryan "European Yacht Of The Year 2012: The Oyster 625" is featured from SailWorld.com