The Titan is probably newer.
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And it apparently didn't need much more work after the remodel either:
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The NX-01 lasted 10 years.
The NCC-1701 for 40.
The A was decomissioned after 7 years as an Enterprise but was likely an older Constitution-class starship renamed.
The B's service length has never been stated in canon but a popular non-canon date has her serving 36 years, being lost in 2329.
The C was similar with her launch date unknown in canon but destroyed in 2344, but likely wasn't very old at all.
And the D was 8 years old when she was destroyed.
Ships with that name rarely make it to the starship equivalent of old age.
The NCC-1701 for 40.
The A was decomissioned after 7 years as an Enterprise but was likely an older Constitution-class starship renamed.
The B's service length has never been stated in canon but a popular non-canon date has her serving 36 years, being lost in 2329.
The C was similar with her launch date unknown in canon but destroyed in 2344, but likely wasn't very old at all.
And the D was 8 years old when she was destroyed.
Ships with that name rarely make it to the starship equivalent of old age.
Voyagers seem to last longer than Enterprises. Voyager J is in service 800 years after the original Voyager. Meanwhile the Enterprise J was in service three hundred years after the original 1701.
I'm cautiously optimistic about this trailer. It's got all the ingredients to be fantastic.We'll see if the the cake is any good at the end or if it's just cellular peptide with mint frosting.
TUVOK: Given Voyager's damaged state, the probability of your surviving an armed conflict is marginal.
JANEWAY: Oh, I know the odds. But I have to stay. Voyager's done too much for us.
TUVOK: Curious. I have never understood the human compulsion to emotionally bond with inanimate objects. This vessel has done nothing. It is an assemblage of bulkheads, conduits, tritanium. Nothing more.
JANEWAY: Oh, you're wrong. It's much more than that. This ship has been our home. It's kept us together. It's been part of our family. As illogical as this might sound, I feel as close to Voyager as I do to any other member of my crew. It's carried us, Tuvok. Even nurtured us. And right now it needs one of us.
I was disappointed when I saw the Enterprise-F fly by. I was hoping that the E would have been given a glorious ending like the original Enterprise in TSFS, giving everything she's got to save her crew in the end. The D got screwed in GEN too. One thing modern Trek fails at is imparting that sense of camaraderie the crew feels about their ship. I'd say the last time it really gets acknowledged is by Janeway in YoH:
TUVOK: Given Voyager's damaged state, the probability of your surviving an armed conflict is marginal.
JANEWAY: Oh, I know the odds. But I have to stay. Voyager's done too much for us.
TUVOK: Curious. I have never understood the human compulsion to emotionally bond with inanimate objects. This vessel has done nothing. It is an assemblage of bulkheads, conduits, tritanium. Nothing more.
JANEWAY: Oh, you're wrong. It's much more than that. This ship has been our home. It's kept us together. It's been part of our family. As illogical as this might sound, I feel as close to Voyager as I do to any other member of my crew. It's carried us, Tuvok. Even nurtured us. And right now it needs one of us.
There are different paint jobs they could have used. There is even a more movie era look they could have used
Titan looks like it’s from the TMP era.
It's hard not to assume that Worf will follow the old "a pacifist now, but will return to his old ways by the end of the story" trope. I'm fine with it either way. 
Roddenberries.
Didn't you know that Nicholas Meyer invented the idea of a villain who has a personal grudge against the hero, and every villain who has a similar motivation must therefore be a ripoff?
There's a Logan's Run rule -- once the ship reaches 21 (or 30, if you go by the movie), it goes to Carousel...
It’s not like that will be a challenge.
So so much I didn't expect. I hope the show surprises as much when we see it.
"I'll peck, and I'll jab, at everything that makes you, you. We will scorch the earth under which he stands and the night will brighten with the ashes of the Federation."
That has "from hell's heart I stab at thee" written all over it.
Comedy gold.It's hard not to assume that Worf will follow the old "a pacifist now, but will return to his old ways by the end of the story" trope. I'm fine with it either way.
is Lore wearing a starfleet uniform?
Looks like it. Of course that could just be a means for him to infiltrate a Starfleet facility or ship. Or escape from one with less chance of being noticed.
I think Worf is filling the Elnor void this season. Instead of a warrior raised by nuns, Worf is a warrior turned pacifist. They're not exactly the same, but it's the idea of someone with a warrior background who's grounded in a frame of mind with strict morals.
