Platinum 3776 Century

[writepen]

The 3776 Century Fountain Pen celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Platinum Pen's founding in 1919. In 1978, the 3776 model was launched, based on the height of Mount Fuji.

A unique feature is the "Slip & Seal" mechanism which prevents drying out of ink in the pen. Additionally, the secure cap is screw-type which contributes to the air-tightness.

The focal point is the ultra-smooth, 14k broad nib, and, along with ink flow, were carefully designed by Platinum. The result is memorable, enjoyable writing. Cartridge/Converter Filling System. Note that Japanese nibs produce a thinner line than Western nibs thus the broad point is equivalent to a medium. I chose the Laurel Green finish and purchased from penchalet.com. They offer many 3776 color options and at an attractive price. I continue to refer friends to this dependable Dealer/Retailer.

 

[Billingsgate]

Is this an advertisement? It reads like one.

[penzel_washinkton]

Is this an advertisement? It reads like one.

 

Not the first time

[Caeruleum]

Could you add pictures for illustration?

[Honeybadgers]

Is this an advertisement? It reads like one.

 

Pen chalet wouldn't advertise like this though. We just have some people here with... interesting? writing styles.

 

This is just how this user writes his reviews. They're all generally formatted with a simple review and where they were purchased from. He's done laban, pen chalet, and another company, so he's not just some review bot.

Edited October 20, 2019 by Honeybadgers

[thx1138]

I'm not so sure that the broad 3776 writes like a western medium though. Mine writes like a fairly broad western broad.

[Aysedasi]

My broad is definitely a medium - certainly a UK medium.

[Honeybadgers]

I'm not so sure that the broad 3776 writes like a western medium though. Mine writes like a fairly broad western broad.

 

 

My broad is like a slightly fat western M.

 

My Coarse is a big fat juicy double broad though.

[A Smug Dill]

The 3776 Century Fountain Pen celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Platinum Pen's founding in 1919.

Platinum has been selling #3776 Century pen models for years, and the 'Century' designation has nothing to do with the 100th anniversary of the company.

 

I chose the Laurel Green finish and purchased from penchalet.com. They offer many 3776 color options and at an attractive price. I continue to refer friends to this dependable Dealer/Retailer.

This is the Market Watch forum, so what is Pen Chalet's price for a particular model, and how does it compare to the prices at which other retailers are selling that model?

[Brian C]

 

 

My broad is like a slightly fat western M.

 

My Coarse is a big fat juicy double broad though.

My broad is rather slender and likes to cook me dinner.

[Gloucesterman]

i, on the other hand, am more narrow minded. I prefer extra fine.

Each to their own.

[Lloyd]

My broad is rather slender and likes to cook me dinner.

Are these available from Amazon?

[Brian C]

Are these available from Amazon?

I wouldn't have one. Too violent.

[Lloyd]

Some of us prefer them tuned that way.

[Gloucesterman]

Some of us prefer them tuned that way.

Lloyd, re: your personal tag line, "I would think so."

-S-

[Lloyd]

Lloyd, re: your personal tag line, "I would think so."

-S-

Only on Halloween.

[Honeybadgers]

Platinum has been selling #3776 Century pen models for years, and the 'Century' designation has nothing to do with the 100th anniversary of the company.

 

 

This is the Market Watch forum, so what is Pen Chalet's price for a particular model, and how does it compare to the prices at which other retailers are selling that model?

 

This post was moved to market watch, Gil. It was in reviews.

[Intensity]

Definitely makes more sense in Reviews or even Fountain & Dip Pens - First Stop.