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I have seen these pens around a lot here in the Netherlands, but it has no markings or model name. Looks like 90's or early 20's to me? Any thoughts?

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Reflex was one of the lower end of the range pens for Waterman, but I find it an attractive little pen. They come in an impressive variety of colours and you could have quite an interesting time collecting the whole range.

 

The one with the flower on is so pretty! i only seem to find plain colours when I'm 'on safari'...

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