Waterman 100

[dasnet]

I think that's a 100, but someone can tell me for sure? Thanks.

[Force]

It looks large enough to be so and a Night and Day model. To be 100% sure, check that it has fins on the feed under the nib.

[esteroids]

A 100 gold Night and Day would be a very rare pen indeed. I know there was a very limited special edition of silver N&D in the 100, but I've never seen a picture of the gold. It was a standard finish in the 200.

 

I hope it's a 100, unveiled here.

[Xof72000]

It is more likely to be a Man 200 ... to be sure, just check how thin and long is it.

What's the feeder looking like ? Plain or stiated ?

And the nib ?

 

Size, feeder and nib makes the difference between Man 100 and Man 200.

[Force]

Yes, I now agree a Man 200 one or other.

 

http://pennibink.weebly.com/waterman.html

Edited July 18, 2014 by Force

[RMN]

Yes, I now agree a Man 200 one or other.

 

http://pennibink.weebly.com/waterman.html

Thanks for the link, Force, did not have this one, so far.

 

 

D.ick

[dasnet]

thanks to all, maybe the next week i could see the pen in person, and solve the problem.

[Dutchpen]

This is a man 200 night and day.

I have the same pen in gold overlay and it is a very nice looking pen.

 

Enjoy it!

 

Lennard

[Nath]

A nice Man 200 Night & Day (Day=Gold). As always, we can easily make the difference between a Man 100 to a Man 200 with the feed: full for Man 200 compared to the feed striated of Man 100; and the size around 140 mm for a FP Man 200 vs around 145 mm for a FP Man 100.

The overlay is not in gold but only in plated gold, a pity.

 

Congratulations!

[Xof72000]

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Edited July 22, 2014 by Xof72000