Maritimo gives us a better look at its new flybridge cruiser

The latest images show a three-level cruiser looking like nothing else in the current Maritimo line-up that includes the M-Series flybridge models.

The images, which show a lot more detail than we've seen before, show an extended rear cockpit framed by a large aftward extension of the flybridge deck above. Beyond the cockpit is a large lower deck space with no transom and a lowering swim deck, and what appears to be a large almost full-beam hatch in the floor that could double as a storage space for a tender or water toys.

The new model now appears to be more than a new member of the existing M-Series. The coachroof over the flybridge deck extends as far back as the aft edge of the space, meaning it will easily act as an extended part of the forward enclosed flybridge once the clears drop down to close the space off from the elements.

The lower cockpit, meanwhile, appears to borrow from the S600 and M600 Offshore series models to create an entertaining space that has much focus on the large extended deck behind it as it does the saloon forward.

The new-look profile appears to have the superstructure above the deck shifted significantly forward to create the extra deck space aft compared with current Maritimo designs.

Given the potential for a large storage space aft, the pair of transom-mounted winches could be a replacement for a traditional davit used to lift tenders and jet skis into the boat.

Maritimo is expected to reveal the new model in full on Thursday.