• Maxwell Marine Major Refit
• Crays and Kingies (as they are called in New Zealand)
• MAXWELL WINDLASS- NO PROBLEM!
• Some Times You Strike It Lucky!
• Vetus-Maxwell Appoints Marineworkz as Exclusive Service Centre
• Show & Tell - New 690 Cruiser hardtop
• Vetus-Maxwell launches their flag ship McLay 690
• Maxwell's Magical Anchoring Solution for M/Y Black Pearl
• Rave Reviews for Maxwell’s New RC12 Windlass Series
• Maxwell Multiple Successes in Asian Superyacht Market
• Maxwell VWC4000 work horse for Dashew's FBP83 "Wind Horse"
• Maxwell Appoints New Distributor for Turkey
• New Maxwell 2011 Power & Sail Catalogue
• Maxwell Ceases Production of the Freedom
• New Maxwell Distributor in the UAE
• Maxwell Releases All New HRC10 Windlass at China Boat Show 2010
• Maxwell Owner Manuals Now On This Website
• Maxwell Takes the Guesswork Out of Chainwheel Selection
• Superyacht business strong for Maxwell Marine
• New North American Appointment for Maxwell and VETUS
• New Multi Voltage Up/down Anchor Switch
• Maxwell Marine Windlasses are now Chain Counter Ready
• ALL NEW RC6 and RC8 STAINLESS STEEL ROPE/CHAIN WINDLASSES
• MAXWELL MARINE EUROPE
• NEW MANAGER FOR MAXWELL AUSTRALIA
• MAXWELL Joins the VETUS Group of Companies
• MAXWELL INTRODUCES AN ALL NEW RC10 AUTOMATIC ROPE/CHAIN WINDLASS
• New Maxwell Hand Held Remote Control Unit
• Maxwell Funny and Happy Customer
• New VWC1000 and VWC1500 Windlass Update
• Satisfied Maxwell Customer
• New HRC Horizontal Rope/Chain Windlass from Maxwell Marine
• Maxwell Introduces Innovative Superyacht Windlass and Deck Gear
• On the Rode again: Anchoring tips by Nick Cohen

Maxwell's Magical Anchoring Solution for M/Y Black Pearl

Please click to access a PDF copy of the article about Black Pearl published by Ocean Magazine.

Black Pearl is fitted with a twin Maxwell VWC6000 Windlass and Stopper/Tensioner package, providing an aesthetically pleasing anchoring and mooring system ensuring years of trouble free use and peace of mind whenever and wherever in the world this beautiful vessel is anchored.

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