What Waterman pens do you own?

[mgm1988]

I have just two Waterman fountain pens but I love them both for the smoothness with which they write:

 

A sterling silver L'Etalon with fine nib which I fill with Diamine Amaranth and a Laureat with a medium nib thatbis filled with Diamine Umber and, to be honest, probably writes 'better' than any pen I own.

[LYTH]

Updating :

 

Phileas black

Kultur demonstrator

CF coral

CF flighter

CF goldcap black (made in usa)

Etalon black

Man 200 black EF

Man 100 black F Super 6

#2 black from 1939 made in France for exportation in us or GB.

[irrigger]

Currently I only have three;

 

1st generation Skywriter

Nurse set

Stalwart

[Montblanc owner and lover]

got 2 experts

one from 2000 so blue mozaic style

other from 2000 red brown strips

[paolino_paperino]

Currently I have an embarrassingly large number of 52s, all BCHR, a late black celluloid 52, a grey with red veins thorobred with military clip, two w2s, a w5, a 12 and a mint BCHR 42. I'd like to find a reasonably priced rose ripple, but that's probably an oxymoron.

[Tom Aquinas]

Well, there is always room for one more !!!!!!!!!!!!! :meow:

Edited July 28, 2012 by Tom Aquinas

[Mainecoon]

I own:

- hemisphere stainless steel, m-nib

- lady agatha blue brown wavy lines, m-nib

- carene brown / amber laquer, f-nib

all nice pens. Only the Carene is in rotation right now. The hemisphere has a little vacation. The Lady is on my desk, but only occasionally used.

[emre_caliskan]

I dont have as many people do (

 

I have only Expert 1st Generation.

 

I love it!!

Edited August 8, 2012 by emre_caliskan

[Moonageuk]

A Carene which looks great

A Laureat which looks good

A couple of Hemispheres which are everyday workhorses

And the pick of thr bunch a super smooth Phileas

Edited August 9, 2012 by Moonageuk

[emre_caliskan]

I have one. It is Expert First generation with a smooth Medium nib. I love the triangle nib.

[Tom Aquinas]

The first generation Expert is a bottler of a pen. I have a colleague who can afford any fountain pen around and uses his first generation Expert exclusively, and the ball pen when he cannot use the fp.

[Gary1952]

The only one worth having. An Edson Blue.

[Gary1952]

The only one worth having. An Edson Blue.

[Tom Aquinas]

The only one worth having. An Edson Blue.

 

 

Only if you cannot get a Man 100 ! :meow:

[LisaN]

OK, I'll play.....here's a family portrait of my pens with an excellent, near mint, Waterman Ink-Vue pen.....

 

Hopefully, you guys can figure out which one it is in the photo....

 

http://i473.photobucket.com/albums/rr100/ArchiMark/P1030831.jpg

 

...must be a kind of blindness.

I only have eyes for your Coronet.

[penznmaine]

I have several old old like 52 1/2 with a flexible nib, but I also have this. Can I get help identifying it, what year also. It does not take a normal Waterman's cartridge. They are too long and too large diameter. Thanks!!!

[penznmaine]

I Just posted a black one with a gold nib but the same as this. I haven't been able to identify.

Thought I had already posted this. I have only one from my grandfather. The nib is unusual, it does not look very classic and the nib design is not common. I have been unable to identify it, anybody has information about this model?

 

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5057/5460384957_75ba75c28e.jpg

[Esterfella]

I own three Edsons -- ruby red and emerald green, both of which have been discontinued, and the sapphire model, all with medium gold nibs. It's one of my favorite pens of all time. Love the art deco look of its inlaid nib and it's firm nib perfectly suits my writing style.

I would love to add a fine in to my collection, in a color i don't own, like the current black model, but I'm waiting to find a mint used one.

Let me know if you have one for sale!

Thanks.

[RMN]

I Just posted a black one with a gold nib but the same as this. I haven't been able to identify.

Thought I had already posted this. I have only one from my grandfather. The nib is unusual, it does not look very classic and the nib design is not common. I have been unable to identify it, anybody has information about this model?

 

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5057/5460384957_75ba75c28e.jpg

 

These are C/F pens, a special size cartridge /converter. The converters can be ordered from selected sources. Prices are steep, though. The cartridges can sometimes be found on the Bay NOS, but with very old ink. You can use them to refill, though. No new cartridges produced any more, sofar.

 

D.ick

[mdbrown]

Let's see. I have a blue Expert II FP and BP. I have a black Expert I cinematographe FP. A green Hemisphere FP and BP. An aquamarine Carena RB. A coral red Kultur FP. A clear Kultur FP. All four of the first generation (marbled not swirled) Phileas FP (red, green, gray and blue.) I have a 60's vintage low end gray CF. One brown 100 year pen. Finally, one brown Commando II FP.