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163 Classique Meisterstück Rollerball Pen Red Gold
540€
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Rollerball in black resin with rose gold metal trim from Montblanc, with the iconic white resin logo on the dome.
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Product details
• Part of the Meisterstück Collection.
• Made in Germany.
• Logo and individual serial number engraved on the lid.
• Classic has a fine grip, somewhat narrower than Midsize.The Rollerball
Under the protective cap of this rollerball pen, you will find a somewhat finer nib that uses a water-based ink, perfect for those who prefer a soft and fine pen stroke. With a higher rate of ink consumption, rollerballs offer a writing experience similar to that of a fountain pen while requiring less pressure than a ballpoint.Product code14005010Manufacturer's article number163
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) Length 13,7
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About Montblanc
For over a century now, Germany’s Montblanc has been among the world’s most well-renowned makers of exclusive writing implements, watches and leather goods. It all began in 1906 after its three founders returned from a trip to America where they had been inspired by all the latest technological innovations. Upon their return to Hamburg, they established the brand whose expertly crafted writing instruments would come to revolutionise the art of handwriting.
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For over a century now, Germany’s Montblanc has been among the world’s most well-renowned makers of exclusive writing implements, watches and leather goods. It all began in 1906 after its three founders returned from a trip to America where they had been inspired by all the latest technological innovations. Upon their return to Hamburg, they established the brand whose expertly crafted writing instruments would come to revolutionise the art of handwriting.
