Motor yacht · John Brown & Co, Clydebank (yard 533) · 1930

Nahlin

Reportedly owned by Sir James Dyson. 92 metres — 302 feet — on the water.

Dark · Aegean Sea92 m · 302 ft1,377 GT
On fileThe specification
Length
92 m · 302 ft
Beam
12 m · 39 ft
Gross tonnage
1,377
Builder
John Brown & Co, Clydebank (yard 533)
Year
1930
Flag
United Kingdom
Type
Motor
Home port
London
Guests
Cruise speed
Est. value
IMO
1009417
MMSI
235075032
Call sign
2CQY6
PhotographyThe vessel

4 photographs from public sightings via MarineTraffic. Click any frame to view it full size.

Where she wasLast position
StatusDark
WatersAegean Sea
Coordinates36.973° N, 25.070° E
Speed0 kn
Heading198°
Reported27 Jul 2026 · 19:27 UTC

A single AIS fix, not a live stream. Transponders are switched off routinely and lawfully in port.

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From the register

Chartered by Edward VIII in 1936 for the Wallis Simpson Adriatic cruise; restored by Dyson at Nobiskrug/Blohm+Voss 2006–11

Ownership

Reportedly owned by Sir James Dyson

Nahlin is the only hull we have matched to Sir James Dyson.

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Specification and photography compiled from public maritime databases and open sightings. Position last reported 27 Jul 2026. Ownership is reported, not certified — see the method.