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Here is a quick review of Montblanc Black.

The water test is only limited to the text at the bottom right corner.

Water splashed on the 'comparison' section.

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Thanks for the review. Good comparison once more of the huge effect that nib and swab widths make, especially of black inks. Glad you like the bottle too. I like all of their inks but the newest bottles are by far the best. Giant improvement in practicability of lid fitting in comparison with the old shoes, let alone the Seasons' Greetings bottles.

 

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Thanks for the review. I wish Mystery Black had better water resistance. I received one of the new bottles with my 149 and so wanted to like the ink, but I prefer inks with at least some water resistance.

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