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Just ordered a Geometric Dimension from MB Birmingham!!!

 

Say it and just couldn't resist! Gorgeous! :cloud9:

 

According to the lady there, since it is still such a new model, the UK boutiques (except one London boutique, being the largest store) only carry one unit each.

 

I found a small scratch on the ink window which couldn't be removed so she has ordered one in from Hamburg for me!

 

Should arrive Tuesday / Wednesday.

 

Cant wait!

 

And also since this is the 12th pen bought from there my myself (either for myself or immediate family) I was offered a Montblanc Watch Travel Case. They apparently cannot be bought at retail, they are just gifts for frequent customers. I was informed that if these were sold, they would be priced at £250. Nice! The MB model number for this case is 105788, which I can't find anywhere on the internet. So I believe her.

 

YAY!

 

:cloud9:

 

OP, you should be employed by MB as a referrals manager or something of the sort: if it wasn't for this post I wouldn't have spent nearly as much. I was originally going to buy a 149 this weekend!

 

 

- Brookzy

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• MB Starwalker Black Resin BP • MB Starwalker Black Mystery RB • MB Starwalker Black Mystery FP (M)

• MB Meisterstück Diamond Classique FP (M) • MB Starwalker 100 Years SE FP (M)

• MB John Lennon FP (M) • MB Meisterstück Geometric Dimension FP (BB)

• MB Carlo Collodi WE FP (M)

 

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Whoops!

 

Mods please delete, accidental repost instad of edit, tried to correct 'cant'.

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• MB Starwalker Black Resin BP • MB Starwalker Black Mystery RB • MB Starwalker Black Mystery FP (M)

• MB Meisterstück Diamond Classique FP (M) • MB Starwalker 100 Years SE FP (M)

• MB John Lennon FP (M) • MB Meisterstück Geometric Dimension FP (BB)

• MB Carlo Collodi WE FP (M)

 

Design is not just what it looks and feels like. Design is how it works! — Steve Jobs

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I've just bought this pen from FPH and am awaiting delivery. I've loved it ever since first seeing it in Harrods!

 

 

Do any of you know if Harrods still carries the large version of this pen? It doesn't show on Harrods Web site, but then what does? :-) Thanks!

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fpn_1328290327__93994710.jpg

 

At first I thought the pen was too bling to me, but it reminds me Mr. I.M.Pei's work. The great geometric architecture.

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...At first I thought the pen was too bling to me, but it reminds me Mr. I.M.Pei's work. The great geometric architecture.

 

+1 For me too it is a very architecturally inspired design.

 

Reminds me of Geodesic Dome structure created by Buckminster Fuller.

 

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn7/fschlosser/Fuller_4.jpg

from photobucket by fschlosser

 

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y43/popfligh/Disney%20World/DSC00807.jpg

from photobucket by popfligh

 

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My link

 

Life is like Chinatown signage, its cluttering, confusing but everything that you need is there, just have to look harder....

 

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv272/sidestreaker/lifestyle/logo.jpg

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Just received mine yesterday, a b-day present from my wife. I'm testing out and enjoying it first before sending it out for nib exchange. I'm contemplating between BB or OBB.

 

:cloud9:

 

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv272/sidestreaker/Writing%20Instruments/P3100355-1.jpg

My link

 

Life is like Chinatown signage, its cluttering, confusing but everything that you need is there, just have to look harder....

 

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv272/sidestreaker/lifestyle/logo.jpg

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What is the barrel and cap material? I assume this is an 18k gold plate?

 

Beautiful piece.

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