Lamy Imporium Rollerball Pen Titanium

Description

The pen nestles on a velvety base, secured by a black satin ribbon and hidden elastic, and the base can be removed to reveal a nook for the accompanying booklet about the Imporium collection. The ridged grip and comfortable weight add to the enjoyable writing experience this pen provides. Designed by LAMY for their Imporium collection, this gorgeous rollerball pen is a true showpiece. Refilling is easy simply unscrew the barrel anti-clockwise to open, and replace the LAMY M 66 M refill. The barrel of the pen features guilloch ornamentation which looks modern, as well as feeling incredible to hold and write with. The polished platinum clip just adds and extra element of style and beauty. This pen can be engraved on the cap to make it an extra special gift, and the presentation box can be plaque engraved. This also makes the perfect place to store extra refills. The smooth screw-off pen cap contrasts beautifully with the guilloch pattern. It is luxuriant and stylish. This pen has undergone high-quality refinement through PVD coating, ensuring that it will be protected from even the highest level of wear and tear. The barrel of the pen features guilloch ornamentation which looks modern, as well as feeling to hold and write with. Designed by LAMY for their Imporium collection, this gorgeous rollerball pen is a true showpiece. Refilling is easy simply unscrew the barrel anti-clockwise to open, and replace the LAMY M 66 M refill.

Key Features

• The ridged grip and comfortable weight add to the enjoyable writing experience this pen provides.
• Designed by LAMY for their Imporium collection, this gorgeous rollerball pen is a true showpiece.
• The smooth screw-off pen cap contrasts beautifully with the guilloch pattern.
• Refilling is easy simply unscrew the barrel anti-clockwise to open, and replace the LAMY M 66 M refill.
• The polished platinum clip just adds and extra element of style and beauty.
• The barrel of the pen features guilloch ornamentation which looks modern, as well as feeling to hold and write with.