Ocean 60
Masthead Ketch · Fin Keel · First built 1981
A Richard Rascoe-designed masthead ketch built for offshore stability with a high comfort ratio and deep fin keel
Designed by Richard Rascoe, built by Southern Ocean Ltd.
- LOA
- Beam
- Draft (max)
- Displacement
- Hull type
- Fin Keel
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The Ocean 60, on the water
The fleet's own footage — the truest look at how she really moves.
Footage from 59° North Sailing
Is it for you?
Character
Where this design lands on the numbers a shopper trusts — read straight from her own ratios.
Her moderate displacement on a narrow beam gives 49 — a heavy, notably soft motion offshore.
At 1.57 she sits well under the 2.0 line — a solidly ocean-capable hull for her size.
267 — moderately heavy for her waterline, a balanced cruising weight.
Built heavy and sea-kindly — a boat made to cross oceans and forgive a rough night.
- Heavier than ~92% of boats her size on file
Compared with 732 boats of the same type within a quarter of her length.
The living fleet
Sailed by the fleet
Where the fleet has filmed this boat.
Seen once across one channel of the fleet.
What they go for
Market signal
Where the fleet has seen this model come up for sale.
Morten Lannmark purchased the boat in Germany for a low price
from 59° North Sailingseen November 202411:14
From the fleet's own footage — our observed signal, not broker listings.
The record
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The family
Related models
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