Waterman 94

[EdwardSouthgate]

Just got this Canadian 94 the other day and thought I'd share it with you Waterman fans . Writes as good as it looks and flexes nicely .

 

Eddie

[RMN]

looks great

 

 

D.ick

[Left FPN]

Very nice.

[crescentfiller]

Is that the right lever?

It looks like the one for a hard rubber 94 rather than for a celluloid 94.

[Xof72000]

Is that the right lever?

It looks like the one for a hard rubber 94 rather than for a celluloid 94.

 

It doesn't look genuine to me either ... (not even sure it's a Waterman one).

 

Nice color.

[EdwardSouthgate]

Kinda wondered about that myself . It has an open rather rounded fancy W on it . Not very familiar with Canadian pens and only own one Doric and a few older pre 1930's Watermans . I think the box has been out so it may very well all be replacement . Sure writes nice and I like the color so it may not be a first rate collectable but it is still a great pen . I imagine an original can be found if I really get to feeling the need .

[EdwardSouthgate]

After doing a little more looking at 94's on the internet I am thinking that this should have a lever with an end shaped similar to the one on the pocket clip rather than the round one that it has . Would that be correct ?

 

Eddie

[crescentfiller]

After doing a little more looking at 94's on the internet I am thinking that this should have a lever with an end shaped similar to the one on the pocket clip rather than the round one that it has . Would that be correct ?

 

Eddie

 

Yes, the end of the lever would typically, on an American-made pen, look much like the end of the clip on your pen. As your pen was made in Canada, it is not so straight forward (I hadn't noticed your mention of it being Canadian when I first commented). Canadian Watermans (and Parkers) often appear with a mix of parts. Your pen looks fantastic and if it's a good writer, I would not worry about it.

If the lever works and the pen fills, enjoy using the pen!