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Waterman Serenite Grey Fountain pen
950,00€
Waterman Serenite Gray.
cap and body, in finely polished aluminum to give it texture, and to which afterwards, by means of the PVD (Physical Vaporization and Deposition) technique, carbon particles are applied that give it that dark gray or anthracite color and that semi-matt finish, the ring is shiny silver with geometric designs
clip is solid silver.
The nib is 18K gold, rhodium-plated, engraved with a “W” as well as “18K” and “750”;
Loading system is by cartridge and / or converter.
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Waterman Serenite Gray.
cap and body, in finely polished aluminum to give it texture, and to which afterwards, by means of the PVD (Physical Vaporization and Deposition) technique, carbon particles are applied that give it that dark gray or anthracite color and that semi-matt finish, the ring is shiny silver with geometric designs
clip is solid silver.
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Omas Limited Edition 1997 Return To Motherland fountain pen
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The top is decorated with the Bauhinia flower encircled by the words, “Return of the Motherland”, and enameled in the original red color of the Association’s official logo.
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