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A Swan 53 Mk II (2004–2015) at the Swan Cup 2008

Oy Nautor AB is a Finnish producer of luxury sailing yachts, based in Jakobstad. It is known for its Nautor's Swan range of yachts models. The company was founded in 1966 by Pekka Koskenkylä.[1][2][3]

The designers

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Nautor has worked with four naval architects for its production sailing yachts. Nautor's custom division have also built Luca Brenta and Bill Tripp designs. Powerboats have been designed by Don Shead and Jakko Jamson.[citation needed]

1960s to 1970s - Sparkman & Stephens

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The original designer Sparkman & Stephens had a long association with Nautor and were responsible for the first 775 yachts sold. These early designs combined a luxurious interior in a fiberglass hull with features that were then current in successful racing boats, such as the separation of the skeg-hung rudder from the keel. They won numerous races including Cowes Week in 1968,[4] the Bermuda Race in 1972 by a Swan 48 ('Noryema VIII', the first non-USA yacht and the first production yacht ever to win that race), followed by even bigger success in 1974, when a ketch rigged Swan 65 by the name Sayula II won the first ever Whitbread Round the World Race.[5] In 2016, this adventure was presented in a documentary film, The Weekend Sailor.[6]

1970s to 1980s - Ron Holland

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During the mid to late 1970s the designs from Sparkman & Stephens were not as successful on the race course. Ron Holland started his tenure as designer for Nautor's Swan in the late 1970s, creating six models of which 283 yachts were sold.[citation needed]

1980s to Present - Frers Design

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In the 1980s, Nautor's Swan entered a new era with the appointment of Argentinian Germán Frers as designer. Over 900 yachts have been produced so far. The yard has continued to stay with Frers, and the hull designs have continued to follow modern trends. However the Frers designs have moved away from its production cruiser/racer background into luxury high end larger cruising yachts.

2010s to Present - Juan Kouyoumdjian

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To mark a return to selling racer-cruiser sailboats and the company's 50th Anniversary, a design competition led to Nautor working with Juan Kouyoumdjian to create the ClubSwan 50.[7][8][9]

Styling

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Additional architects have collaborated with Frers in terms of styling. Most notably Andrew Winch on the styling of the Swan 36 Frers and Swan 44 Mk I. Beiderbeck Design came up with the overall concept and interior for the Swan 105 which at this size is almost semi custom.[citation needed]

Ownership

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In late 1969 the assembly hall of the Nautor's Swan boat yard burnt to the ground, destroying a dozen hulls in various stages of production. As a result, Pekka Koskenkylä was forced to sell stakes of Nautor's Swan to Wilhelm Schauman Oy (UPM) in order to finance the rebuilding of the yard and to restart production.[citation needed]

From 1998 on, Italian businessman Leonardo Ferragamo and a group of investors have controlled and managed Nautor's Swan, continuing to push forward innovations and changes intended to place Swan yachts at the forefront of the international sailing world.[citation needed]

The Nautor yard

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Since the foundation of the company in 1966, a little over 2,000 Swan yachts have been produced, ranging from 36 to 131 feet in length. The firm employs about 400 staff, and an almost similar number of indirect staff.[clarification needed][citation needed]

The historical plant in Kållby, just outside Jakobstad, is dedicated to plug and mould fabrication and the lamination of all Swans' hulls, using an advanced and fully computerized milling machine to shape the moulds. Another part of the plant is dedicated to the assembly of the smaller size yachts. The Kållby plant also includes an in-door water facility to test the yachts prior to delivery.[citation needed]

In 2002, a new yard, close to the sea, has been opened in Jakobstad. The new yard is dedicated to the assembly of "Maxi" Swan Yachts, from the Swan 60 to the Swan 115.[citation needed]

The third plant is in Kronoby, close to Jakobstad, and it is here that expert carpenters work, dedicated to the hand-made preparation of the wood interiors, which have become a feature of all Swan yachts. A sample of the wood of each yacht is kept at the factory so that an exact replacement could be made if required.[citation needed]

In August 2012, a Swan 90S named Freya was the 2000th Swan to be built and launched by the yard.[citation needed]

Club Swan

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Club Swan is a non-profit organization whose members are present, past and future Swan yacht owners. The club house is located at the Segelsällskapet Yacht Club in Jakobstad, Finland. Leonardo Ferragamo is the chairman of the club. Among the honorary members are the former King Juan Carlos I of Spain, Pekka Koskenkylä, German Frers, Ron Holland and Lady Pippa Blake, wife of deceased Peter Blake.[citation needed]

The highlight of the racing calendar for Swan owners is the biennial "Rolex Swan Cup", held in Porto Cervo, Sardinia in association with the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, which traditionally embodies "The Spirit of Swan" in its glamour and quality of sailing. Since 2013, a "Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean" regatta has been held at the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda's clubhouse in the British Virgin Islands. This event at Virgin Gorda is held on alternate years to the Mediterranean one. Two other well known biennial events have been the "Swan European Regatta", usually taking place in the waters of Cowes in association with the Royal Yacht Squadron; and the "Swan American Regatta" taking place in the waters of Newport Rhode Island, in association with the New York Yacht Club.[citation needed]

In 2017, The Nations Trophy was launched as a biennial event to promote Swan one design racing between nations. The regatta is open to ClubSwan 50s, Swan 45s and ClubSwan 42s. Various European and World Championships, between the individual one design classes, have also been incorporated into this competition.[citation needed]

The ClubSwan is a brand based yacht club that also organises and runs a series of annual cruising rendezvous and regattas. Together with helping promote develop the ClubSwan 36 and ClubSwan 50 and previously the ClubSwan 42, Swan 45, Swan 60 FD, Swan 601 and the "Swan Maxi Class".[citation needed]

Models

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Nautor Swan - Productions Yachts

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Swan production yacht models are listed below:

Model Version Years Designer Built Ref.
Swan 36 1967–1970 Sparkman & Stephens 90 [10]
Swan 36 Frers 1988–1996 Germán Frers 55 [11]
Swan 37 1970–1974 Sparkman & Stephens 59 [12]
Swan 371 1979–1986 Ron Holland 87 [13]
Swan 38 1974–1979 Sparkman & Stephens 116 [14]
Swan 39 Racing 1978–1979 Ron Holland 12 [15]
Cruising 1978–1980 Ron Holland 21 [15]
Swan 391 1981–1987 Ron Holland 52 [16]
Swan 40 1970–1972 Sparkman & Stephens 51 [17]
Swan 40 Frers 1992–2001 Germán Frers 58 [18]
Swan 41 1973–1977 Sparkman & Stephens 61 [19]
Swan 411 1977–1979 Sparkman & Stephens 42 [20]
Swan 42 1980–1985 Ron Holland 38 [21]
Swan 43 1969–1972 Sparkman & Stephens 67 [22]
Swan 431 1976 Sparkman & Stephens 32 [23]
Swan 43 Holland 1985–1990 Ron Holland 28 [24]
Swan 44 1972–1975 Sparkman & Stephens 76 [25]
Swan 441 Racing 1978–1979 Ron Holland 5 [26]
Cruising 1979–1982 Ron Holland 40 [27]
Swan 44 Frers Mk I 1989–1994 Germán Frers 19 [28]
Mk II 1996–2002 Germán Frers 50 [29]
Swan 45 OD 2002–2010 Germán Frers 50 [30]
Swan 46 Mk I 1983–1989 Germán Frers 109 [31]
Mk II 1989–1997 Germán Frers 28 [32]
Swan 46 Mk III 2004–2007 Germán Frers 25 [33]
Swan 47 1975–1984 Sparkman & Stephens 70 [34]
Swan 47-2 1976–1984 Sparkman & Stephens 10 [35]
Swan 48 1971–1975 Sparkman & Stephens 46 [36]
Swan 48 Frers 1995–2003 Germán Frers 57 [37]
Swan 48-3 Frers 2019– Germán Frers 50+
ClubSwan 50 2015– Juan Kouyoumdjian 28 [38]
Swan 51 1981–1985 Germán Frers 36 [39]
Swan 51 Mk2 2024- Germán Frers CONCEPT
Swan 53 Mk I 1986–1994 Germán Frers 50 [40]
Swan 53 Mk II 2004–2015 Germán Frers 20 [41]
Swan 54 2016–2020 Germán Frers
Swan 55 1970–1974 Sparkman & Stephens 16 [42]
Swan 55CC Frers CC 1990–1996 Germán Frers 22 [43]
Swan 55 Frers 2021–Present Germán Frers 10+
Swan 56 1996–2006 Germán Frers 46 [44]
Swan 57 1977–1984 Sparkman & Stephens 49 [45]
Swan 57CC Frers 1990–1997 Germán Frers 22 [46]
Swan 57 RS 1996–2001 Germán Frers 10 [47]
Swan 58 2021–Present Germán Frers
Swan 59 1984–1990 Germán Frers 21 [48]
Swan 60 1994–1997 Germán Frers
Swan 60 FD FD 2009–2017 Germán Frers 10 [49]
RS 2009–2017 Germán Frers 1 [50]
Swan 601 2004–2007 Germán Frers 6 [51]
Swan 61 1985–1990 Germán Frers 14 [52]
Swan 62 RS 2001–2003 Germán Frers
FD 2004–2006 Germán Frers
Swan 65 Ketch 1972–1989 Sparkman & Stephens 41 [53]
Sloop
Swan 65 Frers 2018–Present[54] Germán Frers 7 [55]
Swan 651 1982–1991 Germán Frers 19 [56]
Swan 66 FD 2007–2017 Germán Frers
S 2007–2017 Germán Frers
Swan 68 1991–2004 Germán Frers 24 [57]
Swan 70 2001–2005 Germán Frers 7 [58]
Swan 75[citation needed] FD 2004–2012 Germán Frers
RS 2004–2012 Germán Frers
Swan 76 1979–1981 Sparkman & Stephens 5 [59]
Swan 77 1992–2003 Germán Frers 10 [60]
Swan 78 2018–Present Germán Frers 5 [61]
Swan 80 1999–2004 Germán Frees 8 [62]
Swan 80 Mk II FD 2010–2016 Germán Frers 5 [63]
S 2012–2016 Germán Frers
Swan 82 S 1999–2007 Germán Frers 7 [64]
Swan 80 Mk3 2024–Present Germán Frers CONCEPT
Swan 86 1988–1990 Germán Frers 3 [65]
Swan 88[66] 2023– Germán Frers 0 [67]
Swan 90 2008–2015 Germán Frers 12 [68]
Swan 95 2017–2018 Germán Frers 1 [69]
Swan 98[70] 2020– Germán Frers 3 [71]
Swan 100 FD 2002–2012 Germán Frers
RS 2002–2006 Germán Frers
S 2002–2012 Germán Frers
Swan 105 RS 2014–2016 Germán Frers 1 [72]
Swan 108[73] 2023– Germán Frers 1 [74]
Swan 112 RS 1999–2006 Germán Frers
Swan 115 2015–2018 Germán Frers 4 [75]
Swan 120 2021– Germán Frers 2 [76][77]
ClubSwan 125 2021– Juan Kouyoumdjian 1 [78]
Swan 128[79] 2025– Germán Frers 0 [80][81]
Swan 131 2006 Germán Frers 1 [82]

(CC = Centre Cockpit; FD = Flush Deck; RS = Raised Saloon; S = Semi-Raised Saloon; DH = Deck House) (Current Swanline in bold)

Nautor Swan - Custom Yachts

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Model Launch Year Designer Launch Name Notes
Nautor 102 1986 Ron Holland Garuda
Nautor 76 2006 Luca Brenta Silandra V
Nautor 78 2007 Bill Tripp Valkyrie
Swan 82 2008 Germán Frers Polytropon II The Swan 82 hull with a custom deck and interior

Swan designed, managed, sub-contracted and marketed yachts

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Swan production yacht models are listed below:

Model Years Designer No Built Builder Ref.
ClubSwan 28 2024- Juan Kouyoumdjian CONCEPT Built in Spain
ClubSwan 36 2018– Juan Kouyoumdjian Unk Built in Spain [83]
ClubSwan 42 2006–2013 Germán Frers 58 Moulded in Estonia [84]
ClubSwan 43 2024– Juan Kouyoumdjian CONCEPT Built by Future Fibre (GBR) [85]
Volvo Ocean 60 - Amer Sports One 2001 German Frers 1 Built by Composite Works (FRA) [86]
Volvo Ocean 60 - Amer Sports Too 2001 Bruce Farr 1 Built by Composite Works (FRA) [86]
ClubSwan 80 2022– Juan Kouyoumdjian 1 Built by Persico (ITA) [87]

Nautor Swan - Productions Powerboats/Motorsailors

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Model Years Designer Built Note
Swan Shadow and Overshadow[88] 2021 Onwards Jarkko Jämsén Planing Dayboat
Swan Arrow 2024 Onwards Jarkko Jämsén Concept Planing Cruiser
Nautor 39 1977–1978 Sparkman & Stephens 4[89] Motorsailer
Nautor 40 1972 Don Shead Planing Cabin Cruiser
Nautor 43 1976 – Sparkman & Stephens 24[90] Motorsailer
Nautor 47 1971–1972 Don Shead 7[91] Planing Cabin Cruiser
Nautor 50 1976–1978 Sparkman & Stephens 9[92] Motorsailer

See also

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