The yacht was originally intended to be the second hull of the 42 E-volution GTS. However, the Italian shipyard Perini Navi, facing financial difficulties at the time, decided to sell off the hulls that were in production. In this unfinished state, the 42-meter sloop transitioned to ownership by Turquoise. It has now been reported that the yacht is nearly complete. 

The aluminum hull, combined with a carbon fiber superstructure, was designed by Reichel/Pugh Yacht Design. The sloop rigging is handled by Southern Spars New Zealand. The Panamax carbon mast, standing at 62.5 meters, will support sails with a total area of 2,204 square meters. The interior design is crafted by the Barcelona-based studio GCA Architects. Accommodating up to eight guests, the yacht features four luxurious suites and a salon with panoramic views.