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This one?Originally Posted by alliswell
http://www.montblanc.com/products/26.php
This one is awesome! But a bit over the top ?
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dunhill pen or mont blanc pen?
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http://www.montblanc.com/products/26.php
This one is awesome! But a bit over the top ?
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This one?Originally Posted by alliswell
http://www.montblanc.com/products/26.php
Yes, that is the one.
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This one is awesome! But a bit over the top ?Originally Posted by stinsonbass
I have the ballpoint though. I am a maladroit don't have the patience for writing well with a fountain. I also have the slim one, not the fat one. It is a little more elegant in my opinion.
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this thread is a far cry from your usual shenanigans....but here goes my advice...
MB pens are ******. Just thin resin that will break when dropped...nothing special. My favorite pen is my Montegrappa FP that I have on my desk. Writes smooth as silk. I also use a Krone FP every so often too...and I have a half a dozen Pellikan RBs and BPs that serve me well. But, anyone who's into pens eventually will have a MB. but they usually start out with them and move up to real quality from there.
MB pens are ******. Just thin resin that will break when dropped...nothing special. My favorite pen is my Montegrappa FP that I have on my desk. Writes smooth as silk. I also use a Krone FP every so often too...and I have a half a dozen Pellikan RBs and BPs that serve me well. But, anyone who's into pens eventually will have a MB. but they usually start out with them and move up to real quality from there.
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which one looks more baller when i sign my credit card ?Originally Posted by hermes man
You want the proprietor to love you? Pay with cash.
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Since this thread is turning into an interesting conversation about pens, I'll drop my 2 cents. For the last months I'm using daily a Caran d'Ache fountain pen. Smooth and perfect ink flow. Highly recommended.Originally Posted by Galix
+1...those are great. I traded mine for a Pelikan.
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My favorite pen is my Montegrappa FP that I have on my desk. Writes smooth as silk. I also use a Krone FP every so often too...and I have a half a dozen Pellikan RBs and BPs that serve me well. But, anyone who's into pens eventually will have a MB. but they usually start out with them and move up to real quality from there.Originally Posted by DerekS
Excellent collection. I like the simple elegance of the Montegrappa NeroUno.
I'd add some of the more understated pens from the St Dupont Liberte and Caran d'Ache Leman range to the OP's search but you couldn't improve too much on your original list IMO.
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+1...those are great. I traded mine for a Pelikan.Originally Posted by DerekS
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+1Originally Posted by Patek
Please post which models you are considering. In addition, Patek Phillippe made some limited edition pens if you really want to be a "baller".
I have a caran d'ache-manufactured Patek pen.
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this thread is a far cry from your usual shenanigans....but here goes my advice...Originally Posted by DerekS
MB pens are ******. Just thin resin that will break when dropped...nothing special. My favorite pen is my Montegrappa FP that I have on my desk. Writes smooth as silk. I also use a Krone FP every so often too...and I have a half a dozen Pellikan RBs and BPs that serve me well. But, anyone who's into pens eventually will have a MB. but they usually start out with them and move up to real quality from there.
+1.
I have a lot of pens, and I left all the good ones in SoFLA, except for one, a Dupont Olympio large rollerball, which feels, looks, and writes better than any Montblanc I have ever owned or tried.
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