What Is This Waterman Fountain Pen?

[RyanM]

Hey guys,

This pen is one I have had for a while, and really like. I was recently planning on doing a review on it on FPN, but I realised I don't actually know what it is called!

Any help would be appreciated.

 

 

 

 

[Left FPN]

Exclusive and IMHO one of the nicest pens and nibs made by Waterman.

 

Edited February 2, 2015 by Force

[RyanM]

Thank you very much!

[Ian the Jock]

Exclusive and IMHO one of the nicest pens and nibs made by Waterman.

 

 

That is indeed a gorgeous pen.

I think I'll need to be keeping an "eye out"

 

I have a Laureat that looks similar-ish, and is a great pen, but that's a stunner, especially in the red marble.

 

Ian

[Left FPN]

They sure are and came in a few coats,

 

Edited February 5, 2015 by Force

[Ian the Jock]

They sure are and came in a few coates,

 

 

Oh yes indeedy......... Those are magnif

The blue is a real "standout" too.

I'm not normally a big blue pen fan, however, there are exceptions.

After getting the red Laureat I want a blue one as well, and now I have another blue pen to add to my list, and not forgetting the red one as well, of course..Hahaha.

 

Ian

[Left FPN]

Further to the above just last night a pen auction ended for an Exclusive Cognac advertised local to me. It allowed me to pre inspect the pen (Monday) before bidding then popping along this morning to pay and collect it. Fortunately £25 can still buy a nice quality pen. It has none of the sometimes typical corrosion on the nib ring, no scratches or marks, in fact it is mint and probably unused, with its original box and converter. It was donated to a local childrens hospice for sale.

 

 

[Chrissy]

They look very nice, but they are too slimline for me.

[Ian the Jock]

Further to the above just last night a pen auction ended for an Exclusive Cognac advertised local to me. It allowed me to pre inspect the pen (Monday) before bidding then popping along this morning to pay and collect it. Fortunately £25 can still buy a nice quality pen. It has none of the sometimes typical corrosion on the nib ring, no scratches or marks, in fact it is mint and probably unused, with its original box and converter. It was donated to a local childrens hospice for sale.

 

 

 

Stop it........Please.

That's a gorgeous pen, and I'm now an odd shade of green.

I don't have anywhere around here where opportunities like yours arise, and have to rely on ebay.

As far as I know there is 1 "The pen shop" within 50 miles and that's it.

Auctions etc, I have no idea.

I think I'll need to be looking into Glasgow auction houses and see how they work, and see if I can "snag" one.

 

I have quite big fingers, but I don't mind slimmer pens, I prefer heavy pens if the truth be told, but If a pen looks like that, then, hey, my chubby mitts can adapt.

 

Ian

[Left FPN]

I have also seen them well overpriced...$200 oh come on.

Edited February 20, 2015 by Force

[Left FPN]

£20 ($30) I would have had a dabble but the seller did not answer my question.

 

The seller has just replied, sorry pen has now sold and it had no chips or scratches and was like new...... if only the description had said so.

Edited February 21, 2015 by Force