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I just joined the fountaing pen network so I could do some research on the Emotica. Thank you for all of the insightful information. I have been eyeing up the yellow Emotica for some time...I have a bit of a pension for Yellow. :rolleyes:

 

I agree the clip will probably be a bit of short lived trend, but it still has some interesting functionality. I am glad to hear about the performance as well; it's nice to hear it has function and form...

 

Thanks all for the help on deciding to purchase the Emotica.

 

Brandy

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Hi, I purchased an Emotica in yellow about two month ago. I agree with the nice comments about it looks and nib.

Unforturatley for me, it leaked, which I now understand is not uncommon with Omas pens.

 

In any event, it is Italy being repaired.

 

I hope the repair works because I really like the way the pens look. I received a good many wows in my office.

 

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I am sorry to hear that your emotica leaked...I have a black one and it has been dropped accidentally twice yet is holding very well together. I was quite surprised at the robustness of the pen, or maybe I was simply just lucky.

 

Actually Omas seemed to have increased their QC quite a bit. Their new pens seem to be consistently trouble-free.

 

I am sure you will receive your pen back like new!

 

 

 

Hi, I purchased an Emotica in yellow about two month ago. I agree with the nice comments about it looks and nib.

Unforturatley for me, it leaked, which I now understand is not uncommon with Omas pens.

 

In any event, it is Italy being repaired.

 

I hope the repair works because I really like the way the pens look. I received a good many wows in my office.

 

Harv

 

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This is a great thread on a special pen with some original features - I'm surprised to see that there are just this one review since this pen is rather unique. Hopefully I'll have one Emotica of my own in the not-too-distant future.

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This is a great thread on a special pen with some original features - I'm surprised to see that there are just this one review since this pen is rather unique. Hopefully I'll have one Emotica of my own in the not-too-distant future.

 

 

Actually, there are several reviews of the Emotica. Just use the search function. It is a nice pen.

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This is a great thread on a special pen with some original features - I'm surprised to see that there are just this one review since this pen is rather unique. Hopefully I'll have one Emotica of my own in the not-too-distant future.

 

 

Actually, there are several reviews of the Emotica. Just use the search function. It is a nice pen.

Sorry - I had forgot about your excellent review (which I had commented...senile) here and the index update problems. But I think (except for your comparison review) that there are only two reviews on the Emotica. But two reviews are definitely more than one...:)

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i recently got an Omas Emotica from Bittner's in Carmel. Wonderful store, wonderful experience buying there. i am a Fountain Pen neophyte--was looking for a pen that was both fun to write with and relatively easy to begin with. The folk's at Bittner's led me to the Emotica. Don't know much about fountain pens, but boy am I having a great time writing now. Once again, nothing but praise for the folks at Bittner's.

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