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22 hours ago, SpecTP said:

 

I do like similar styles of pens; Lamy 2000, Pilot Capless, MontBlanc 14/24/34/74/84. Very discreet and slim.

It's good to know that I'm not alone in this. It definitely seems like this is somewhat contrary to the dominant preference at the current time.

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Interesting!

I like to carry the same model of pen in at least 3 different colours and inks. I identify items at work by color.  I will rotate every few days. I like to see how different inks behave with the same type of nib, and different nib sizes of the same brand. Currently rotating 4 Kaweco sports, 4 Kaweco AL Sports, 3 Faber-Castel Ambitions, 5 Lamy Safaris, 4 Caran'ache 849s and 2 Traveler Company's brass pens. Taking my Pilot Kakünos and Schneider CEODs out of the rotation for a while. I think I've outgrown them, in a way.

This means I usually look for models that I like in at least three  colors. If I only like one or even just two, I will pass. I don't know why I am fixated with this and I know it sounds a bit psycho, but I do love handling designs I like in several colors.

 

Next up: Diplomat Aeros, Récife Soyouz and maybe Opus 88 Omars... slowly moving up in the world! Maybe by this time next year I will be splurging on limited edition Pilots and Sailors?  Three or Four of each?  Nah.... 😅

 

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Three cheers for the Liliput crowd. I work with special needs, and a Liliput is a pen I can stash in a hip pocket without breaking either pen or hip when I go down. Plus, we’re a non-profit that still paper-documents everything. Fountain pens win again!

( I got stainless steel ones!)

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