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Platinum 3776 Century Version 2.0 Demonstrator Now In Stock - And Newly Announced Platinum 3776 Century Travia Arriving In March!

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Produced in just 2000 numbered pieces worldwide, the Platinum 3776 Century Version 2.0 Demonstrator Limited Edition showcases innovations for the next generation of 3776 Century fountain pens. A new nib imprint, along with modifications to the barrel, grip section, and crown are all on display in this beautiful writing instrument.

 

Our first and probably only shipment of this pen has just arrived, and we have just a small number still remaining for purchase. Our price $480.

 

Just announced and an eye-catching visual counterpoint to the Demonstrator, the new Platinum 3776 Century Travia features ruthenium trim and a metal gripping section.

 

The new FLAF (“floats like a feather”) 14k ruthenium-plated nib is available in Fine or Medium. Semi-soft, it is softer than a standard Platinum Fine, but more rigid than a Soft Fine. Customers wanting to increase the semi-soft nature of this nib can choose our Flex customization, and regrinds to finer tipping sizes are also available through us.

 

Arriving in March, this pen is now available for pre-order - and the first edition of 2000 also includes a special package featuring the booklet “Ah, Fifty Years of Hardship,” written by Platinum founder Shunichi Nakata. Retail $595, our price $476.

 

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