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On 8/28/2021 at 10:30 PM, IJKWS said:

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If I didn't know any better, I'd guess that that first nib were a custom Bock nib with a Flash slit. Amazing, honestly.

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7 hours ago, socialmoth said:

 

If I didn't know any better, I'd guess that that first nib were a custom Bock nib with a Flash slit. Amazing, honestly.

No bock nib or any Germany things here.

It is pure Chinese 14k nib produced by Hero,polished by Green Stationary

For the Flash slit, the gold flakes were made by Hero ,Green made the slit

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On 9/1/2021 at 2:48 PM, WJM said:

629 looks identical to 628 but from the ink windows I expect 629 is gonna be a piston filler? That would be nice. 

piston filler or vacumatic filler

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On 9/4/2021 at 2:16 PM, IJKWS said:

No bock nib or any Germany things here.

It is pure Chinese 14k nib produced by Hero, polished by Green Stationary

For the Flash slit, the gold flakes were made by Hero ,Green made the slit

I have to say, more than any other recent release, this has captured my interest. I'll be looking forward to reviews, if not getting one for myself.

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18 hours ago, socialmoth said:

I have to say, more than any other recent release, this has captured my interest. I'll be looking forward to reviews, if not getting one for myself.

I have a 629 sample, I can tell you it's a very nice pen.It won't let you down.

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These silver cap 601s are available on eBay. Very attractive pens. 

 

Price over $130. Well, silver cap, gold nib, I gues higher price is to be expected.

 

But thanks, I'm good with my steel nibs. 

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On 9/7/2021 at 6:15 AM, IJKWS said:

I have a 629 sample, I can tell you it's a very nice pen.It won't let you down.

I see the 629 on Aliexpress for around $110US.  I have the WS628 and it is a very nice pen, but the nib is #5. The new piston filler looks like a 14k gold #6. The come in flat top and cigar shaped options with either a slit-style or an open ink window.

 

 

 

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On 9/30/2021 at 11:56 PM, drathbun said:

I see the 629 on Aliexpress for around $110US.  I have the WS628 and it is a very nice pen, but the nib is #5. The new piston filler looks like a 14k gold #6. The come in flat top and cigar shaped options with either a slit-style or an open ink window.

 

 

 

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Thank you  , to be honest,I don't know excatly what prices overseas of these chinese fountain pen .I think 110USD is a too high to this pen .629's piston filler is made of plastic and the polishment of barrel is not very exquisite.

Wingsung is  going to produce some really high end fountain pens ,but not the 629.I 'm sorry I can't say more about it .But I think the new porduct may wroth a price around 200-300USD.

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1 hour ago, Sailor Kenshin said:

I'm re-loading my WS 629 today and noticed it glows red, as if made with 'precious resin.'  😉

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