- [Narrator] There are beginner fountain pens.
There are intermediate fountain pens,
and then there are fancy fountain pens.
If you've fallen down this particular rabbit hole,
you probably know some of the more popular options
like the Sailor Pro Gear and Pro Gear Slim,
LAMY 2000 and Platinum 3776 Century.
It's time to shine a light on some extravagant fountain
pens we carry that you may never have heard of.
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The 22 Studio Contour is made with concrete.
Its industrial look, available in light and dark gray,
is molded with subtle grooves and is contrasted
by metal details.
We should note that the concrete barrel may crack
if you accidentally drop it or hit it against
a hard surface, so store it in a pen sleeve or case
when transporting it around.
In a world full of plastic and metal fountain pens,
the elegant look and distinct feel of a wooden pen
is unrivaled.
E + M is best known for making wooden nib holders
for calligraphy, so it makes sense that the barrels
of their Contract Fountain Pens are made with wood too.
The caps can be posted
by screwing them onto the backs of the pens
And studs on the caps stop them from rolling away.
A long version of the E + M Contract is available
for those with larger hands
or if you just prefer a larger pen
Whether you're landlocked or at sea, make a splash
with this nautical themed Nahvalur fountain pen.
It has a piston filling mechanism and a high ink capacity
with porthole style windows in the barrel that let you
see your remaining ink level.
The Nautilus is made of ebonite, a vulcanized rubber,
that was typically used for fountain pens
in the early 20th century,
prior to plastic becoming prevalent.
Choose from pens named after coral, catfish or cephalopods.
Don't be fooled by the basic looks
of the Otto Hutt Design 06.
Its classic, cigar shaped barrel is made
of lightweight aluminum with a pleasantly textured finish,
tapered at each end for a balanced feel in the hand.
The grip section also incorporates a tapered shape
and flares out, preventing fingers from choking up
towards the nib.
This pen's cap unscrews with less than half a turn
so you can write at a moment's notice.
It's quadruple threaded for closing securely when
you're finished.
Just to be safe, we recommend storing the Design 06
in a case that has individual slots
like the Estherbook Pen Roll.
That way, you'll eliminate the possibility
of jostling the pen around and accidentally uncapping it.
S. T. Dupont, a Parisian luxury goods company, is famous
for manufacturing not only wallets and watches
but fountain pens as well.
The Defi Millennium has a sleek yet sporty brass body
with polished chrome
and eye-catching colored lacquer finishes.
Plus, it features some notable details not found
on many fountain pens.
A hooded nib is less likely to dry out
than a standard one and adds to the Defi's aerodynamic look
while a magnetic snap-on cap offers a robust
and satisfying closure.
Be sure to keep this pen away
from anything that can be affected by magnets though.
Those who know Visconti know the Homo Sapiens,
the fountain pen made with Basaltic lava rock.
But if its understated colors aren't for you,
check out the Kaleido, made in collaboration
with Jonathan Brooks of the Carolina Pen Company.
It's available in vibrant Fire Opal
and glittery Unicorn Galaxy.
The Kaleido still utilizes iconic elements
that you would expect from a Visconti pen
like the hook safe lock cap mechanism,
spring loaded art clip
and power filler vacuum filling system.
The Waldmann Tango is a statement piece
for any fountain pen collection.
It's made of 925 sterling silver and alloy that's made
of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals.
This alloy is more durable than pure silver
and therefore, ideal for the production of fountain pens.
The Tango is available
in different stunning finishes that exude a luxe
yet timeless look.
It even comes with a polishing cloth
for keeping your pen nice and shiny.
Searching for a fountain pen that'll last you
a lifetime and more?
Look no further than the YSTUDIO Classic Revolve.
This brass pen has a matte lacquer finish that will wear
off over time, exposing the brass body underneath
and developing a patina as you use it.
YSTUDIO includes a sheet of sandpaper
if you want to speed up
the aging process or customize the look of your pen.
A raw brass version is available
if you want to skip these steps.
Those that like the look of the Classic Revolve
will appreciate YSTUDIO's ballpoint and rollerball pens
as well as pencils that share the same aesthetic.
Which of these fountain pens did you like the best?
Let us know in the comments below.
You can find all the products in the description and
on JetPens.com, the place for pen and stationery lovers.
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