Timmerman

The history of the Timmerman Yachts brand began in 2000 when the new management of the Moscow Shipyard decided to venture into custom yacht building. In 2003, a company named after the 17th-century Dutch shipbuilder Franz Timmerman was established, and by 2005, a Russian-Dutch consortium was formed to launch production.

Unfortunately, in 2014, the company ceased operations, and its production assets were transferred to the "Nobel Brothers Shipyard" in Rybinsk.

Until 2014, the production facility was located in Moscow’s industrial zone on the premises of a shipbuilding plant, employing up to 1,000 highly skilled specialists.

Renowned design studios and naval architects, including Vripack, Guido de Groot Design, Ginton Naval Architects, Jon Bannenberg Ltd., Francisco Design Ltd., and others, were involved in the development of various projects.

The Timmerman Yachts fleet consists of semi-custom steel and aluminum yachts ranging from 26 to 47 meters, all with transatlantic cruising capabilities. The models include TM26, TM33, TM40, TM47, and FD-51.

Some of the most notable yachts from Timmerman Yachts are the 43-meter M/Y VICTORIA M, the 47-meter M/Y ALEXANDRA (now known as M/Y LATITUDE), and the 37-meter M/Y OLSTEN.