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Parker Sonnet Special Edition Silver/Blue FP


arashdeepsinghmann

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Hi There,

I am here to post a review of a beautiful looking Parker Sonnet Special Edition Silver/Blue Fountain Pen.

I love this pen and it is one of my favorite pen :cloud9: :bunny01:

1. Appearence : 10/10 It is a beautiful looking pen. Shining silver body, Blue cap and silver trim It looks awesome. The silver body is highly polished and shines a lot. I dont know with what material the cap of the pen is made but it looks like some kind of hard rubber but it is v high quality material and looks so good on silver body.

 

2. Nib : This pen has 18K Solid gold nib and mine is M sized. It writes wet and smooth. I will give the nib 10/10.

 

3. Weight & Balance : This pen has silver barrel and it feels perfect in hand with the cap on. All the Sonnets has same lenght/width specifications and I realy like the design of the Sonnets. I will give this pen 10/10 for its balance/weight in hand.

 

4. Summary : This pen is hell of looker and it perform v v good. So this pen got 10/10. I bought one first and I couldnt resist to buy another one :rolleyes: I have uploaded some of its pictures I hope you will enjoy it.

Take Care

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A.S.Mann

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Wow! That's a beautiful pen. I only wish the grip was the same color as the cap. That would add some uniformity to the presentation. Thanks for providing us with pictures and a review of this gorgeous version of the Sonnet.

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Wow! That's a beautiful pen. I only wish the grip was the same color as the cap. That would add some uniformity to the presentation. Thanks for providing us with pictures and a review of this gorgeous version of the Sonnet.

 

Thats just great I thought the same thing when I got the pen first time in my hand that if that black section was of same colour as cap that would realy make it look outstanding. but still it looks awesome.

Take Care.

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A.S.Mann

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  • 3 months later...

What a nice pen! Where did you buy it? :D

From Lewertowsky (ebay seller, Pen Seller From France)... I hope I spelled it correctly :ltcapd:

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I love my Sonnett and if I saw one of those I'd go for it in a heartbeat even though I am rather conventional and plain in how I like my pens to look. Beautiful.

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That's gorgeous! I particularly love the pattern of the silver. =)

 

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I have the terracotta model and after a trip to France to have it dialed in, it really is a really nice pen

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Such a beautiful pen... Nice review.

 

Thank you for nice comment...

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A.S.Mann

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