Triton Submarines has sold two new Triton 3300/3 submersibles, which can dive to depths of 1,000m. 

The submersibles are the sixth and seventh deliveries of this hull model from Triton’s Florida-based manufacturing facility, and the fifth and sixth Tritons constructed in the last 12 months.

Liz Howard and Jan Jaap Minnema of Fraser represented the buyer in the purchase. 

The buyer is a long-standing repeat client of Fraser, which has a long standing history of collaboration with Triton.

Minnema commented: “This sale highlights the strength and diversity of the Fraser team worldwide. With Liz in San Diego, Triton in Florida and myself in Monaco we have had a flawless operation in obtaining exactly what the client wanted. With two subs he has the pleasure of diving together with many family members and friends, while in the same time the safety and redundancy is doubled!”

Triton Submarines CEO L Bruce Jones commented: "We are delighted to have a customer that has purchased two Triton 3300/3s - the ability to interact with another submersible underwater provides a fascinating and compelling experience. We are grateful to Fraser for their critical assistance in arranging the sale."

Triton Submarines is the most experienced civil submarine and submersible manufacturer in the world. Triton is the only contemporary manufacturer of transparent-hulled personal submersibles to deliver vessels capable of diving to 1,000 m. 

Triton submersibles are designed, tested and certified to the most rigorous safety standards. All submersibles are built and remain in class (DNV-GL/ABS), ensuring the safety of their clients. Triton clients also enjoy a superlative after-sales service and technical support from the world’s most experienced submersible operations team.

Part of the Azimut-Benetti Group, Fraser is the largest luxury yacht service provider in the world, with over 150 employees and 10 offices around the globe. Services include yacht sales, charter, yacht management, crew and construction, specialising in yachts over 30 m.