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Identification Help - Waterman Carene?


violetpeanut

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Hi everyone. I picked up this pen at a flea market today and I'm wondering if anyone can help me identify it. After searching around the interwebs, it looks like it's a Waterman Carene rollerball but the clip has an emblem on it. I'm not sure if this is some kind of corporate personalization or what? I don't even know if this is a legit Waterman. I don't own any others and don't have much experience with them. I've included a few pictures here. Sorry for the horrible photos. The pen body is blue with a black grip section.The cap is silver with a gold clip

 

Thanks for any guidance!

 

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Sure looks like an authentic carene to me:) the emblem is definitely a corporate add on. Otherwise great find!

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I also think it's an authentic Waterman Carene RB. It just has a corporate logo on the clip. :)

 

It looks like a hot drinks company logo to me :)

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