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New Sailor Pro Gear Slim Starburst Galaxy Arriving In November


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Arriving in November 2015, the new Sailor Pro Gear Slim Starburst Galaxy is being made available in just 500 pieces worldwide. Available with your choice of solid gold 14k rhodium-plated nib in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium-Fine, Medium, Broad, Music, or Zoom, this pen is now available for pre-order. Retail $250, our price $199.

 

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Oooo, that's lovely. My favourite pen in a very pretty coat.

It's a bit pricey though!

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I've just noticed it doesn't have the 'new' clip, which has certainly divided opinion. Have Sailor decided to give up on it? Does anyone know?

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