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What's your favourite looking Montblanc. It doesn't have to be one you own, but what Montblanc calls to you? Show us.

 

For me:

 

1. The Czar Nikolai (on the look out for one)

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2. 146 Sterling Pinstripe (got this one last year)

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Mark Twain WE

Niice Chrissy! Looks like would be a comfortable well balance writer. That cap sure stands out!

 

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I would say the Moon Pearl. Very elegant and refined. It makes me think fo a 1930's style I like a lot.

 

Very nice selection of yours as well.

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I want to play! The Montblanc forum has been dead-boring lately :)

 

I agree the Tsar Nikolai is gorgeous! I occasionally think about it.

 

Okay. The best looking pen I own I believe would be this. I saw it in the Bond Street boutique in 2012 and kept frequenting the shop until I got it a month later.

 

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The best looking pen I am on the lookout for and hope to get is this:

 

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And for later this year, I believe this is going to be a gorgeous addition as well ;)

 

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Pravda., what model is the pen in your first photo - it is exquisitely decorated.

 

I really like the Poe WE, but I think the one I like best is the Quing Dynasty pen with the jade cap. Or may be one of the skeletons.. Errrrrm :/

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I am a humble woman, I like the regular old 146 with gold trim.


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I think Ingrid Bergman attracts quite a few stares. Even a senior partner in my firm noted it. (PS - He otherwise never speaks to staff at my level)

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Niice Chrissy! Looks like would be a comfortable well balance writer. That cap sure stands out!

 

 

 

It's more beautiful in real life too. :wub:

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Pravda., what model is the pen in your first photo - it is exquisitely decorated.

 

It is the Genghis Khan pen

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And for later this year, I believe this is going to be a gorgeous addition as well ;)

 

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I like this one as well. My boutique showed it to me yesterday. It will be released later this year. Can't wait!

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The Leonardo is my favorite at the moment. My favorites change all the time. It's the best part about this pen addiction. 😎

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Franz Kafka is enough for me :)

I like a lot of Montblanc pens, but I fancy them too little to justify the price. I hope I will be able to afford one of them in the future.

 

What a wonderful thread.

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The 1912 Heritage. Simple, elegant and beautiful.

" Gladly would he learn and gladly teach" G. Chaucer

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I agree the Tsar Nikolai is gorgeous! I occasionally think about it.

 

 

 

 

I agree...but do you really write in public with it?...It looks so ostentatious... :(

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