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Another Pilot Pen On Massdrop - The Stargazer (Plus Optional Ink!

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Just noticed this morning that Massdrop have another couple of fountain pens available - the Stipula Speed (which doesn't do much for me, sadly!), and the Pilot Stargazer. I'm locked in to a Vanishing Point, so will be passing on this one - but with an asking price of $100-105, four colour and two nib options, and an optional extra $20 for a bottle of Iroshizuku ink, this looks to be a pretty good buy!

 

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/pilot-stargazer

 

No affiliation, no personal benefit from mentioning this - just thought I'd mention it!

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Found this thread googling for reviews of the Stargazer after seeing it on Massdrop too.

 

It looks nice, but apparently it's quite a small pen. As an owner of a Sailor Sapporo that I don't use all that often, I might give this a miss (I'm also on the VP drop, and expect that, all going well, I will be able to enjoy my shiny new VP in six to eight months time when they ship it).

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Ugh this drop might be hard for me. As I have a good bunch of the smaller pens.

 

The 18k Elite, TWSBI Mini, Pilot Birdie. Soo hard.

#Nope

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