The AI boom minted a new class of billionaire superyacht buyers. Their deals happen behind closed doors.0

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• August 12, 2026

Tomek Wrzesinski has spent more than 20 years selling supersized boats to the uberwealthy, and he’s found one nearly foolproof way to get a client to bite. It starts with sending a cryptic weekend text message: “Maybe I have something for you. I just need to check if it’s still available. It’s an off-market offer.”