Invictus GT370

Hisham's take

The GT370 is what happens when Christian Grande gets a clean sheet and Invictus gives him the time to draw it properly. The hull line — that signature reverse-bow flare into the windshield — is unmistakable a hundred metres away, and it's the rare sub-12-metre that genuinely earns the word 'yacht'. Twin Volvo D4-320 sterndrives push it to a real-world 37 knots without the engine bay getting noisy, and the cruise sits in that quiet 22–26 kn band where you can actually have a conversation. Below deck, two cabins and a proper full head with a separate shower stall — not the wet-head compromise most boats this size accept. The teak work is the kind of finish you usually pay 50 metres of LOA to see. Whether you're walking down a dock in Porto Cervo or pulling into Sahl Hasheesh at sunset, the GT370 is the boat people stop to look at — and once you're aboard, the build quality matches the lines.