The 37.28-metre Philip & Sons classic motor yacht Atlantide has been relaunched following an extensive rebuild and restoration and Royal Huisman's Huisfit facility in the Netherlands. The motor yacht has been under reconstruction for two years, after arriving at the Vollenhove facility in January 2021, and the yard has described the restoration as an extensive rebuild, which was deemed necessary due to the condition of the yacht.
Designed by naval architect Alfred Mylne of A. Mylne & Co, Atlantide was built by British yard Philip & Sons and has a rich history. She was acquired in 2020 by her new owner, the keen yachtsman Jim Clark, who have worked with Royal Huisman for many years on the build of the three sailing yachts; the 90-metre Athena, the J-Class racing yacht Hanuman and the 42.1-metre Hyperion. 
At the arrival of the yacht in 2021, Jan Timmerman, Royal Huisman CEO announced, "This project is so grand in scale, that we will be allocating it the same status as a new project."
He adds: "It is a very special, unique, and historic project, which we are certain to make into a success thanks to our skilled craftsmen and women together with the owners and their team! If a discerning client commissions a fourth very substantial project to the same shipyard, you just know that the work you perform is truly appreciated. So we are most honoured to find ourselves in the position to realise yet another dream for our esteemed clients Jim and Kristy Clark."