Project: Eclipse Yachts 605 Shadow

Following the success of the 505 Shadow, Eclipse Yachts follow it with the larger 605 Shadow, which is currently under construction in South Africa and set to debut this year.  The 605 Shadow combines the head-turning luxury with effortless acceleration and revolutionary interior appointments as found on its smaller sister. Designed by Michael Peters the all-new Eclipse 605 Shadow embodies the pinnacle of engineering and design, delivering unmatched performance, thanks to the patented SVVT hull.  Innovative interiors sets new industry standards, with the Eclipse 605 Shadow offering a three stateroom, three head layout, and flush deck entertaining spaces typically found only on larger yachts. Its owner-centric design ensures it stands alone. Enhanced with surround view cameras, stunning fabrics and touchpoints, Starlink connectivity, the Eclipse 605 Shadow is to be standard powered by triple and or optional quadruple Mercury 600hp.

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New Model: Eclipse Yachts 505 Shadow

During the 2025 Miami boat show Eclipse Yachts debuted its first 505 Shadow model.  Eclipse Yachts is a new name with long coming bases, commissioned by HMY Yachts and build by Two Oceans Marine from Cape Town South Africa.  Founded in November 1979 by Steve Mohiyan HMY Yachts is one of the largest medium to large size yachts brokerage firms on the US East Coast, while Two Oceans from South Africa was founded by still owner Rob Delany in 1989, specializing mostly in power catamarans.  Designed by Michael Peters the Eclipse Yachts 505 Shadow is a down east lobster boat inspired traditional yacht with a two stateroom two heads layout, and a living on the main deck.  The 505 Shadow also features Michael Peters Stepped Vee Ventilated Tunnel hull, and can be powered by twin or triple Mercury 600hp outboards.  With the triple Mercury 600hp as equipped on the second hull the Eclipse 505 Shadow reaches speeds up to fifty knots max, and a fast cruise up to 46.

Technical Data:

LOA - 15.49 m (50.1ft) including outboards 

Hull Length - 14.3 m

Waterline Length - 12.3 m

Beam - 4.59 m

Draft - 0.88 m

Displacement - 12,957 kg unloaded with twin engines

Fuel Capacity - 2460 l

Water Capacity - 454 l

Accommodation - four berths in two cabins

Engines - 2 x Mercury V12 600hp, 3 x Mercury V12 600hp

Propulsion - outboard duo prop

Speed - fifty knots max, 46 knots fast cruise, 36 knots best cruise

Hull Shape - Stepped Vee Ventilated Tunnel shape with 12.5 degrees deadrise

Project - Michael Peters

Certification - ISO Category B, ABYC, USCG

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