Being not familiar with Waterman vintage numbers, I'm wondering about the differences between #452 and #452 1/2. A search shows short and long models in both pens, with or without rings. So, what are the differences ? Generally speaking, what does "1/2" mean in Waterman references ?
Jimmy
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QUOTE (Jimmy @ Oct 3 2008, 07:32 AM) 
Being not familiar with Waterman vintage numbers, I'm wondering about the differences between #452 and #452 1/2. A search shows short and long models in both pens, with or without rings. So, what are the differences ? Generally speaking, what does "1/2" mean in Waterman references ?
Jimmy
Jimmy
1/2 usuallu denotes a thinner pen, V denotes shortened i.e pocket pen
Many thanks. Silly I am, I have just found the Waterman's numbering system on Richard Binder's site. I forgot had seen it before, but it seemed so complicated that I gave up the reading !
Jimmy.
Jimmy.
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