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Yes, I have the pictures and release dates for the pens for the year but I don't think we are allowed to release that info. I can tell you that I like this year better than last year.

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Thanks friends for your information. I happened to see photos from the Montblanc Patron of Art 2020 Homage to Moctezuma and I was really excited about its innovative form!

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Indeed, pictures and distinctive details are not allowed here on Fountain Pen Network until the pen is officially released by Montblanc.

-- Joel -- "I collect expensive and time-consuming hobbies."

 

INK (noun): A villainous compound of tannogallate of iron, gum-arabic and water,

chiefly used to facilitate the infection of idiocy and promote intellectual crime.

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I wouldn't be in any rush to see it. Frankly, it offended my eyes.

I really don't like the direction Montblanc is going. The scheduled pens for this year seem awful to me; really awful. I fear I may be getting old and grumpy.

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gerigo Vintage

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Wow I guess different strokes for different folks. I am quite excited with some of the designs for this year's pens. My only disappointment is the aforementioned pen has a smaller nib than in the past. Otherwise very intrigued by the very gaudy design:)

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I saw pictures of the incomming products and i am quite excited to see the writer's edition and the great character... both appeal to me.

 

Those look very similar, in fact!

 

Liked the 2020 lineup.

3776 + 4810.



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gerigo Vintage

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Great character's design was a puzzle to me. It looks like a more sober version of a child's pen from a similar German brand.

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What a disappointment ... Waiting for #9, realistically knowing it probably #6, but :unsure: .

 

 

Wow I guess different strokes for different folks. I am quite excited with some of the designs for this year's pens. My only disappointment is the aforementioned pen has a smaller nib than in the past. Otherwise very intrigued by the very gaudy design:)

 

However, it will be a success because I thought Homer (with a different design - but I liked it) would be a complete failure and I would be able to buy one, and disappeared from the boutiques.

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What a disappointment ... Waiting for #9, realistically knowing it probably #6, but :unsure: .

 

 

 

However, it will be a success because I thought Homer (with a different design - but I liked it) would be a complete failure and I would be able to buy one, and disappeared from the boutiques.

 

The nib of pao2020 does look like the one on the Heritage 1912. In terms of size not the engravings of course.

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I saw the pictures... the Moctezuma seems kind of Montegrappa-style pen. A little bit too much for my personal taste. However, I like the new burgundy Solitaire LeGrand.

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The Moctezuma 4810 has arrived today. The Moctezuma is much prettier than photos, and I thought 4810 could be enough.

I ordered one and was ready to go to Hamburg for OB.

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The Moctezuma 4810 has arrived today. The Moctezuma is much prettier than photos, and I thought 4810 could be enough.

I ordered one and was ready to go to Hamburg for OB.

Is the nib a smaller 144 nib?

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With this being out in the wild now, should we still expect an official announcement March/April or might we get it earlier?

 

When I stopped by my local Boutique a month or two ago they had no information available about this years pens.

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