2012 Marquis 690 with many of the 720 attributes and upgrades

This 2012 Marquis 690 combines Italian styling by Nuvolari & Lenard with American construction. The yacht has been continuously upgraded with 720-series attributes, including twin MTU 8V 2000 diesel engines with only 1,100 hours, bow and stern thrusters, a Seakeeper 16 gyro stabilizer, and a comprehensive Raymarine electronics package. Three helm stations—pilothouse, flybridge, and aft deck wing—provide operational flexibility.

The main deck flows from a full-beam salon with panoramic windows and retractable flat-screen TV to a formal dining area and galley equipped with Sub-Zero refrigeration, Miele appliances, and granite countertops. The master stateroom amidships spans the full beam and features a king berth, walk-in wardrobe, lounge seating, and marble ensuite. Four additional cabins include a forward VIP with queen berth, a starboard guest cabin with twin berths, a port cabin with double or bunk setup, and an aft crew cabin with private access via the swim platform. The yacht has four heads total and a full washer and dryer.

Exterior spaces showcase teak decks throughout. The flybridge features a low-profile curved hardtop with skylights, U-shaped lounge surrounding a high-gloss teak table, and a full wet bar with Kenyon electric grill, sink, refrigerator, and wine cooler. The foredeck has twin adjustable sunpad loungers with storage. The hydraulic swim platform drops for tender access and features custom movable handrails. An aft deck provides shaded dining seating for six, and integrated lighting and speakers throughout support entertaining.