What these listings are actually asking, move by move.
A listing shows you today's number. It doesn't show you the two cuts that came before it, or how long the ask has sat still. We log every move on the boats we track from public listings, with the date it happened. Asking prices are public facts, and a buyer deserves the history, so here it is.
How to read it. Every figure is an asking price from the public listing on
the date shown. An ask is what a seller hopes, so a drop is information about
the market, never a claim about the boat. We add boats as our own search and
write-ups touch them, and the watch grows from there.
2007 Meridian 368 Motoryacht
$224,730Current ask
$224,800First logged
−$70
Since first logged
| Date | Ask | Move |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 22, 2026 | $224,800 | first logged |
| Aug 8, 2026 | $224,770 | −$30 |
| Sep 16, 2026 | $224,730 | −$40 |
1996 Sea Ray 420 Aft Cabin
$119,900Current ask
$119,900First logged
$0
Since first logged
| Date | Ask | Move |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 20, 2026 | $119,900 | first logged |
The boats on our own shortlist live on
The Hunt, scored in public. Members get
this same tracking on every boat they watch, plus the full workup:
see a sample.
The rules. Asking prices and their dates come from public listings and are logged when we see them, so a move can land a few days after it happened. We track asks, never sale prices, and we publish no commentary on any boat's condition or any seller's situation. A price history is market fact; what it means is your call.