Omikron Yachts OT-60 to Debut at Palm Beach International Boat Show

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In conjunction with Axis Marine Group, Omikron Yachts will debut its OT-60 motoryacht at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. Florida-based Axis and Greece-based Omikron brought the boat brand to the U.S. last fall. They have already sold an OT-60 to an American buyer.

“We are very encouraged by the reception Omikron has received since entering the U.S. market,” said Nikolas Dendrinos, chairman of Omikron Yachts, in a press release. “It’s rewarding to see our philosophy of craftsmanship and vision of yachting, grounded in refined and thoughtful design, resonate so deeply with American clients. This positive reception reinforces our commitment to further expand our presence and continue building meaningful relationships in this key market.”

Omikron’s design philosophy centers on “a serene approach to cruising.” Juan Kouyoumdjian designed the yacht’s hull to optimize space and fuel efficiency. Lorenzo Argento designed the interior and exterior of the three-cabin, three-head yacht. The Omikron Yachts OT-60 can achieve a 1,000-mile range at 8 knots, according to the company, and reach 19 knots. Twin Yanmar 370 hp diesels power the 60-footer and are fed by a 608-gallon fuel tank.

Passengers aboard this power cruiser enjoy outdoor space fore and aft, and a salon and the helm occupy the deck level. Below, the OT-60 includes a dining area and a galley amidships, with one cabin forward and two aft. All three cabins feature an en suite head. An optional floor plan features four cabins.

The Palm Beach International Boat Show runs March 25–29, 20026. After PBIBS, Omikron will continue building its North American presence with appearances at more 2026 boat shows.

Mike Werling

Mike has spent more than 25 years working with words as an editor and writer. He is the managing editor of Boatmart and served as the managing editor of Sea and Boating World magazines for nearly a decade.

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