Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Ron Jenkins/AP

The Dallas Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, just took delivery of the 109-meter Bravo Eugenia superyacht.

The yacht has a 16.3-meter beam and can reach speeds of 17.5 knots.

Jones' net worth is estimated at $6.8 billion, according to Forbes.

The Dutch shipyard Oceanco has now delivered the 109-meter Bravo Eugenia superyacht to Jerry Jones, the American billionaire who owns the Dallas Cowboys NFL franchise, several industry sources say. The yacht had been technically launched in 2017.

The 109-meter Bravo Eugenia superyacht. Yacht Harbour

Handed over to her owners on December 20, shortly prior to a Christmas cruise in Scandinavia, Bravo Eugenia was sea trialed earlier in December. Designed by Nuvolari Lenard with naval architecture by Lateral Naval Architects, the yacht claims to be the first to feature a LIFE (Lengthened, Innovative, Fuel Efficient, Eco Friendly) design.

The 109-meter's interior was created by Reymond Langton, with an expected over 4,000 GT of volume. Stretching across a 16.3-meter beam, the yacht is capable of reaching a top speed of 17.5 knots. Bravo Eugenia is powered by a hybrid propulsion system.

One of the largest yachts built in the Netherlands, the 109-meter was built for Jones, whose net worth is estimated at $6.8 billion by Forbes. Having made his wealth in the oil industry, Jones is best known for his ownership of the Dallas Cowboys. Purchased for $150 million in 1989, the American football team is now worth an estimated $5 billion.

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