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Tomasz Wrzesiński

@TomekYachtingMC
CEO W Yachts Monaco. 20 years selling luxury motor yachts. I expose what brokers hide: real costs, silent commissions, survey traps. Sued for the truth.
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  • @TomekYachtingMC
    Tomasz Wrzesiński
    @TomekYachtingMC
    19h
    "Nearly new" is the most expensive phrase in this business. Demo boats. Broker boats. Show boats. The pitch is always identical: barely used, still under warranty, meaningful discount off list. What you are actually buying: A hull that has been started cold, run hard for short
  • @TomekYachtingMC
    Tomasz Wrzesiński
    @TomekYachtingMC
    Aug 29
    Buyers keep asking me how to spot a bad deal. Usually there is nothing to spot. There is something missing. You ask why the previous owner sold after two seasons — and you get a change of subject. You ask for the yard invoices from the last refit — and you get a summary instead.
  • @TomekYachtingMC
    Tomasz Wrzesiński
    @TomekYachtingMC
    Aug 29
    Generators are the most ignored system on board — right up until they're the only thing anyone talks about. Every buyer inspects the main engines. They're the headline number, they're on the spec sheet, they're what the broker leads with. Meanwhile the generators are what
  • @TomekYachtingMC
    Tomasz Wrzesiński
    @TomekYachtingMC
    Aug 28
    The shipyard warranty is the most misread document in a new-build purchase. Buyers read the word "warranty" and hear "for the next few years, nothing is my problem." That is not what the document says. It says something much narrower, and the gap between those two readings is
  • @TomekYachtingMC
    Tomasz Wrzesiński
    @TomekYachtingMC
    Aug 25
    One question separates a well-run yacht from an expensive one: "Who chooses the suppliers, and who do they invoice?" Ask it before you hire a captain. Watch how long the answer takes. An owner who never asks it will fund an entire ecosystem for years and call it "the cost of