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Sightlines

The No-Show

When a wealthy investor never showed up for a meeting with Michael Peters, the jilted designer found his favorite story about racing boats.

What’s in a Name?

Ol’ Mr. Shakespeare gave us boaters a thing or two to think about with this famous line

Silent Roar

Designer Michael Peters offers his inside take on Dasher; working with Hinckley to produce a technologically advanced product since day one.

Stayin’ Alive

Michael Peters reflects on “The Boat Industry’s Annual Pilgrimage to Ft. Lauderdale”.

Walking the Walk

Walking the Walk: Some engineers and designers may surprise you.

Keyboard Warriors

Michael Peters laments boating’s shady little corner of the internet.

When Does a Megayacht Mean Something More?

Tycoons around the world are different from the rest of us. They sometimes have to worry about the optics: the way things look. Here’s one story that presents just such a problem. See the even better solution here.

How pure can yacht design be?

Our Sightlines columnist Michael Peters sure was ready to take down Philippe Starck’s designs. Then he saw something in them. See what happened next here.

Planning for Doomsday with an Escape by Boat

Don’t think too much about what’s going on in the world. Or you may just decide to build a boat to get away. Our columnist Mike Peters knows about Doomsday plans of the custom yacht variety.

Man’s best friend goes boating

You love your dog. And you love your boat. Michael Peters, our Sightlines columnist, recommends you put them together, and when you read why, you’ll have to agree. See what he has to say here.

Lusting after boats on the Internet

Our Sightlines columnist, boat designer Michael Peters, is not above the occasional perusal of the Internet. Will the result be delight or disappointment? He explains here.

Learning the boat business from the legendary Don Aronow

When our Sightlines columnist, boat designer Mike Peters, was just getting started he had the opportunity to work with boat-racing hero Don Aronow. Though it didn’t seem so at the time, Aronow was teaching him some valuable lessons. See what he learned here.

The No-Show

When a wealthy investor never showed up for a meeting with Michael Peters, the jilted designer found his favorite story about racing boats.

What’s in a Name?

Ol’ Mr. Shakespeare gave us boaters a thing or two to think about with this famous line

Silent Roar

Designer Michael Peters offers his inside take on Dasher; working with Hinckley to produce a technologically advanced product since day one.

Stayin’ Alive

Michael Peters reflects on “The Boat Industry’s Annual Pilgrimage to Ft. Lauderdale”.

When Does a Megayacht Mean Something More?

Tycoons around the world are different from the rest of us. They sometimes have to worry about the optics: the way things look. Here’s one story that presents just such a problem. See the even better solution here.

How pure can yacht design be?

Our Sightlines columnist Michael Peters sure was ready to take down Philippe Starck’s designs. Then he saw something in them. See what happened next here.

Planning for Doomsday with an Escape by Boat

Don’t think too much about what’s going on in the world. Or you may just decide to build a boat to get away. Our columnist Mike Peters knows about Doomsday plans of the custom yacht variety.

Man’s best friend goes boating

You love your dog. And you love your boat. Michael Peters, our Sightlines columnist, recommends you put them together, and when you read why, you’ll have to agree. See what he has to say here.

Lusting after boats on the Internet

Our Sightlines columnist, boat designer Michael Peters, is not above the occasional perusal of the Internet. Will the result be delight or disappointment? He explains here.

Learning the boat business from the legendary Don Aronow

When our Sightlines columnist, boat designer Mike Peters, was just getting started he had the opportunity to work with boat-racing hero Don Aronow. Though it didn’t seem so at the time, Aronow was teaching him some valuable lessons. See what he learned here.

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