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Can anyone her tell me the name of this M600 design. I have never seen it before.

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Photo is a little dark, but it looks a lot like the tortoise material from the M101N brown tortoise... Nice! I suspect it's special...

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It looks like the modern M800 Tortoiseshell, a special edition now out of production. Unless I am mistaken it is a 2013 model. There is are view in FPN.

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Looks like 134mm in length, so that wouldn't agree with the M800 measurements (also agreeing with his statement that it is a M600 size)...

 

Top jewel appears to be metal, too, indicating post 2011? (Though things can get switched)...

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Maybe it is just a production sample. I think they are experimenting with a variety of colours and patterns which never come to the market.

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Thanks for your answers so far. As risingsun point out correctly the pen is too small for a M800 besides the material looks more "mother of pearlish" than the regular tortoise material. The search continues...

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I agree with risingsun that the materials looks a lot like that on the latest m101n tortoise. Yes, the cap is also contemporary. I would say that if it is the same material as the 101n then this is more likely an m400...maybe a frankenpen?

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it´s a M600 made of the M101N tortoise material.

It has´nt a ink windows, so you can´t see the ink inside. I think it´s a franken-pen. I know the pen not only from this picture, I´ve seen it in real live...

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Yes, I've seen before that this pen doesn't come with an ink window. Another question would be who commissioned this pen? Most likely from the the plant for experiment but then it should come with an ink window like M101N tortoise. Mind boggling indeed.

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Very cool piece. I'd not seen it.

 

As far as an ink window, not so easy to do. If the dark parts are brown and not black, there would not be a way to do an ink window unless you sleeved the top of the barrel. If they are black you could do it with a black barrel, I think.

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