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Will Spare Parts Be Available For My Lamy Ballpoint Pen?


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I fell really sad(or even angry) to do my first post about how to save my pen from being stuck in the drawer, unused.

What I have today to ask to the community(?) is about the repairs of the 'Lamy dialog 1 ballpoint pen'.

Of course, It was an extremely expensive writing equipment for a high school student, and I was a very nice user, always afraid of even making a scratch on the surface.

Anyway, one day when I had to refill my pen, I dropped the cap, and I soon realized that my dog nibbled the cap into pieces.

Fortunately, nothing wrong happened to my dog, but I wasn't able to use my no.1 pen again.

This pen is the only thing that I can remember my dad, who is always on business trips, and it means a lot of things that cannot be described through sentences.

Leaving the price aside, I just want to know if Lamy or filofax(?) will be able to provide spare parts.

It doesn't matter if it has to be paid. I just want know if it would be available.

Sorry for the awful English.

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