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This image is showing up on the flagship store homepage. Like the T5 and the subsequent A1 capless models, I am assuming they are staggering the release dates weeks apart to give each release time to breathe.

Needless to say Kaweco poked the wrong bear 

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Puppy Love??

 

🤷🏼‍♀️ from me. Not ugly, but still feels rather meh so far.

 

I think I'll stick with getting some pre-Majohn Moonmans that are still on my wish list.

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It is just on the advertising page of the Taobao flagship store.  It was supposed to be released last year but pandemic issues may have delayed it. Hongdian,  WingSung, and Majohn itself are releasing more piston filler models so it should be on the way. There are delays in the new A1 colorways and nib units so the ongoing situation out East means who knows. 

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5 hours ago, J120 said:

It is just on the advertising page of the Taobao flagship store.  It was supposed to be released last year but pandemic issues may have delayed it. Hongdian,  WingSung, and Majohn itself are releasing more piston filler models so it should be on the way. There are delays in the new A1 colorways and nib units so the ongoing situation out East means who knows. 

Consumers around the world will need to accept more variability in access to goods for the next few years, for the multiple reasons we see in the news. Disrupted supply chains are becoming the norm, at least temporarily. On the other hand, it add some mystery & suspense to what sometimes seems anticlimactic. 

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Hopefully they stop teasing and release this at some point this year. The WS 639 will have to do in its two varieties until then.

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it is up for sale on multiple platforms ... is the nib size a #6 or #8 ? (nib size NOT writing size)


Edit: nvm found it to be about equalvalent in size to a #6, not what I am looking for. (too many terms & type for nibs causes much headache)

Crystal Clear Demonstrators are such marvels, each with their set of stories clearly written out for all to feast on.

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