The Pineider Mystery Filler Demonstrator Is In Stock

February 23, 2019

We had a good response on this pen and we have some left after our first shipment. The pen is just amazing and the recent visit of Dante, he mentioned that this was one of his best work after he left Visconti and put in all his long hours to think about a different kind of pen for fountain pen lovers. The hyperflex quill large nib, the interesting way it fills and the magnetic snap to make it ease for posting and closing the fountain pen - These all features are built into this pen. The current stock we have is personally signed by Dante on the warranty card.

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Edited February 24, 2019 by PenBoutique

February 23, 2019

interesting filling mechanism, but I have to wonder if they could have used a small spring and made the ink chamber larger.

February 24, 2019

interesting filling mechanism, but I have to wonder if they could have used a small spring and made the ink chamber larger.

I'm not disagreeing, however according to the Goulet Pens video covering this model the ink chamber extends well into the opaque section. So it may hold a bit more ink than is apparent.

I'm fascinated by this pen but I haven't heard much from real-world users either here or via reviews.

September 23, 2019

Hello everybody,

I've watched Goulet Pens video and it's certainly an interesting pen. However, other than the ease of disassembly and having a demonstrator model, it is not innovative.

The Stratford Magnetic fountain pen from the late 1940's had a cap that would close and also post magnetically, just like the Pineider.

Aurora model 98 from the early 1960's had a filler button that retracted and turned to fill, exactly the same way as the Pineider.

This is however a beautiful pen that combines both features in a high quality pen.

Greetings,

Victor.