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Hello Everyone, 540 Colored versions along with a new Stub 1.1/1.5 nib set will be available on Amazon and eBay tomorrow!! Thank you everyone for waiting.

 

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Who else is super stoked!

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I'm hoping there isn't too much of a price increase...

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I'm hoping there isn't too much of a price increase...

I'm guessing no price increase. I know the color 530s cost a bit more, but my understanding of that was that the clear 530s were sold at their initial price as sort of a beta almost. The 540s then went up a bit more in price to accommodate a retailer profit margin and the like. I'd guess that the price will remain stable.

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I'm hoping there isn't too much of a price increase...

I'm guessing no price increase. I know the color 530s cost a bit more, but my understanding of that was that the clear 530s were sold at their initial price as sort of a beta almost. The 540s then went up a bit more in price to accommodate a retailer profit margin and the like. I'd guess that the price will remain stable.

 

Looks like they're up: http://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_nkw=twsbi+diamond+540&_sacat=0&_odkw=twsbi&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313

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Huh, It'd be nice to know when these are going to pop up locally in Taiwan. It seems a little strange that I would need to order internationally.

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@Scylax, @vistafan Coloured 540s and stub nib assemblies will be available next month. TWSBI is closed for Chinese New Year celebrations, hence the slight delay. Keep an eye on our FB and Twitter feeds for details.

 

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@Scylax, @vistafan Coloured 540s and stub nib assemblies will be available next month. TWSBI is closed for Chinese New Year celebrations, hence the slight delay. Keep an eye on our FB and Twitter feeds for details.thanks,Martin

 

Thanks Martin! Will they be a similar price to the TWSBI 540 Transparent model?

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Huh, It'd be nice to know when these are going to pop up locally in Taiwan. It seems a little strange that I would need to order internationally.

After Chinese New Year holiday, you guys are not working yet, hahaha!

 

 

 

 

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