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Hi guys, so I dropped by my local Montblanc boutique. I went there to have a look & feel of the new Ultra Black Meisterstuck, but it has not arrived yet. However the staff did show me their catalogue containing the new Starwalker Urban Spirit (like the Starwalker regular resin with Platinum trim, just with the new design flat acrylic dome, and a black stripe on the platinum trim clip) and the Starwalker Ceramic ( twirling design of black on grey, very stealth & cool design).

 

I was wondering if anyone has seen the actual pens? Looks interesting...

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I haven't. I didn't think they were arriving in boutiques until August/September, but I could be wrong.

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and the Starwalker Ceramic ( twirling design of black on grey, very stealth & cool design)

Interesting description, which makes me think of my Ultimate Carbon. Hope to see some pictures soon.

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Are there any photos of these pens available? Since they have yet to be released, I'm thinking not, but would love to see if anyone can get their hands on a picture of them..

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I saw them in April at a MB event in London. Like a previous poster stated, I seem to remember them stating an Autumn release but I could be wrong as I'd had a few glasses of champagne.

 

They were nice looking pens, I liked the carbon one the most. I remember it being very light.

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Are there any photos of these pens available? Since they have yet to be released, I'm thinking not, but would love to see if anyone can get their hands on a picture of them..

Hi, all I saw was the photos in the catalogue.

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Sorry for the blurry pics. One's the urban spirit Starwalker & the other the ceramic version.

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Sorry for the blurry pics. One's the urban spirit Starwalker & the other the ceramic version.

Thanks for sharing. Matt Black seems to be the new favourite colour.

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Sorry for the blurry pics. One's the urban spirit Starwalker & the other the ceramic version.

Thank you!

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Thanks for sharing. Matt Black seems to be the new favourite colour.

You are most welcome. If only Montblanc released a Matte Black Starwalker... like the Ultrablack Meisterstuck perhaps? Now that should be interesting visually... :D

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Thank you!

You are certainly welcome! How do you like the two new releases as in the photos? For me, I still prefer the grip section of my Starwalker Urban Speed as it isn't a finger print magnet like the other starwalkers with the smooth chrome section, or the knurled pattern of the other starwalkers which may lead to a feeling of uncomfortableness after a lengthy period of writing...

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