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Türkiye geneline yayılan servis ağımızla Jeanneau sahiplerine her zaman yakın olmayı önemsiyoruz. Marmaris’in yanı sıra İstanbul, Ayvalık, Çeşme, Sığacık, Yalıkavak, Turgutreis, Bodrum, Göcek ve Fethiye’deki yetkili servis noktalarımızda, Jeanneau konusunda uzman teknik ekiplerimiz bakım, onarım, montaj ve modernizasyon süreçlerini markanın kalite standartlarına uygun şekilde titizlikle yürütüyor.

Bugün Top Leisure, yalnızca Jeanneau yelkenlilerini temsil eden bir distribütör değil; denizde geçirilen her anın daha güvenli, daha keyifli ve daha özgür yaşanmasını sağlayan güvenilir bir yol arkadaşıdır. Çünkü inanıyoruz ki gerçek Jeanneau deneyimi, ilk teslimatta değil, yıllar boyunca aynı heyecanla açıldığınız her yeni rotada hayat bulur.

1950'ler

1957

In 1957, Henry Jeanneau, already passionate about aeroplanes and automobiles, had just discovered a brand new passion for powerboating, one that began as he watched a boat pass by his window. Soon afterward, in Les Herbiers, France, home to a rich heritage of artisan work, he began building a wooden hull with which he participated in the 6-hour Paris race, the largest national race at the time. He was first to cross the line, and this galvanized him. So, a past time became a trade.

1958

The shipyard built its first fibreglass hull. This new material, a petrochemicals product, created a technological breakthrough without precedent.
“In the beginning, we built three boats a week. It was very artisanal. We built everything from wooden preforms, from the keel to the ribs. It was necessary to demonstrate to customers that the fibreglass would perform as well as wood. The first model was called, “Sport polyester.” Then came the “Mirage” and the “Prélude.” Fibreglass became the material of choice, definitively.”
Robert Rigaudeau, Naval Architect, Design Department

The Jeanneau shipyard produced the first sailboats, with the Alizé, a true success.
First production-line powerboat, the Sea Bird

1970'ler

1958

The shipyard built its first fibreglass hull. This new material, a petrochemicals product, created a technological breakthrough without precedent.
“In the beginning, we built three boats a week. It was very artisanal. We built everything from wooden preforms, from the keel to the ribs. It was necessary to demonstrate to customers that the fibreglass would perform as well as wood. The first model was called, “Sport polyester.” Then came the “Mirage” and the “Prélude.” Fibreglass became the material of choice, definitively.”
Robert Rigaudeau, Naval Architect, Design Department

The Jeanneau shipyard produced the first sailboats, with the Alizé, a true success.
First production-line powerboat, the Sea Bird

1957

In 1957, Henry Jeanneau, already passionate about aeroplanes and automobiles, had just discovered a brand new passion for powerboating, one that began as he watched a boat pass by his window. Soon afterward, in Les Herbiers, France, home to a rich heritage of artisan work, he began building a wooden hull with which he participated in the 6-hour Paris race, the largest national race at the time. He was first to cross the line, and this galvanized him. So, a past time became a trade.

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