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The Surefire Pen

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments


Here we have a pen for those who want a writing instrument that's top notch but still masculine and, most importantly, durable and functional enough for regular use. It's the SureFire Pen, from SureFire (of course), and among its list of features you'll find that it has a sleek, aerospace-grade aluminum body, a "virtually indestructible" stainless steel tip, and a tail cap that's designed to function as a window-breaker in an emergency. And how does it write? The SureFire pen is fully adjustable to accommodate almost any of your favorite ink cartridges, but to make things even easier it comes standard with its own easy flow cartridge featuring high-performance Schmidt® Technology.

A perfect gift for that hard-to-buy for guy on your holiday shopping list! $125

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F.P. Journe's First Pen Collection

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments


Watchmaker François-Paul Journe has created his first line of writing instruments. The F.P. Journe pens are made in platinum PT 950 and 18K gold, the same metals used in his watch creations. His fountain pen uses an original retractable system, registered with patent Number EP 07 405119.4. The bottom of the pen has six flaps that open and close like flower petals to reveal the nib. The first collection of F.P.Journe first writing instruments, a fountain pen and a roller, will be available in December 2008 at the five F.P.Journe boutiques in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Geneva, Boca Raton and Paris. Each is a limited Edition of 500 with a hand guilloché barrel. The nib of the fountain pen is in 18K red gold and is engraved with the F.P.Journe logo. The platinum version is lacquered in blue while natural color lacquer is used for the gold version with 18K red gold inserts as shown above.

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Lux Tip: Pen Intervention

by Annie Scott (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Writing Instruments, Lux Tips

I hate all these pens.Look at the pens on your desk. Maybe you have an especially nice one, one that means something sentimental to you, and another one you especially like. What on earth are the rest of them doing there? You don't even like those pens! Why do you make yourself use them every day when it would be so easy to have something you like?

Pen Intervention Steps:
1. Throw out all pens with names of prescription drugs on them. Seriously.
2. Try to give away away the pens you don't like. Does your yoga studio want pens? Your local school?
3. Give up and throw out the pens you don't like.
4. Look at the pens you have left. Why do you have each pen? "I have to have a red one" is not good enough. You will be getting a red pen you like.
4. Decide how many pens you need and what kind you like. Ballpoint? Felt tip?
5. Go shopping. A good pen lasts a long time. Get good pens. Broke? Start stealing them from hotels. A pen with a story is better than a Bic.

It's just another easy way to make life more lux for cheap or free.


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Park a Maserati on Your Desk

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Filed under: Wheels, Writing Instruments


Perfect for those who love their Maserati, wish they had a Maserati to love, or are just all about all high-end sports cars, the latest writing instrument from OMAS is a silver, sleek Maserati pen. The inspiration from the Italian auto can be seen in the aerodynamic design, in the grille pattern on the upper half of the case, and of course by the Maserati logo engraved on the pen's silver nib. Made of sterling silver the pen will be issued in a limited edition of only 1,914 in honor of the year Maserati was founded, 1914. Available in fountain or rollerball styles, $2,750

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Gallery: Automobile-inspired Luxury Pens


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Giorgio Armani Pens

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments

Giorgio Armani is now making pens and it seems fitting in today's world of computers, internet, and email, since true luxury and designer style can often be found in something as simple as a handwritten note. The Regal Collection, released this month, is the first series of writing instruments from Armani (in collaboration with Tibaldi) and will be available in ballpoint, rollerball, and fountain pen styles. Each pen is limited to 199 pieces and features the initials "GA" on the cap and a rhodium-and-ruthenium-plated solid 18-karat gold nib. The barrels are hand-turned to create individual and unique rippled patterns on each pen, which are then covered by nine layers of translucent enamel and embellished with a choice of either natural or ruthenium plated sterling silver trim. $3,114

Giorgio Armani Pens are available now at Giorgio Armani boutiques and Tibaldi stores worldwide.

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Conway Stewart's 'The Evolution' Pen

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The latest pen from Conway Stewart features technology that took 3 years to develop: it can shift its weight from front to back to suit the individual's writing style. Used extensively the pen is said to reduce writing fatigue and improve writing consistency, and if in today's world of computers and email you don't find yourself facing "writing fatigue" you can simply use the pen's adjustable gravity feature to enhance your personal writing by varying between heavier and lighter strokes.

Made of pattern-engraved solid silver The Evolution is available in a limited edition of 200 pieces for $2700 each.

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Gallery: Conway Stewart Pens

The EvolutionSimpole PenThe Great Exhibition PenPlumageSpecial Edition Westminster

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David Beckham For Sharpie?

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments

You'd think, with a five-year soccer contract worth over $250 million, David Beckham wouldn't need any additional money. But he has just signed another big advertising deal, this time for Sharpie pens. Yes, the man who poses for Armani and has his own fragrance deal is now the face of the marker you use to mark cardboard markers. Becks is quoted as saying "I love to use Sharpie markers, so it's a natural choice for me to partner with them." I would have guessed that Beckham would be a Montblanc man. Perhaps they wouldn't pay him enough.

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Conway Stewart Isaac Newton Pen

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments


The latest limited edition pen from Conway Stewart celebrates Sir Isaac Newton. The pen features hand painting on the cap and barrel of Newton and one of his most famous mathematical theories. The barrel shows the laws of motion and universal gravitation on the barrel and the cap has a likeness of Newton himself, taken from a portrait by Godfrey Kneller in 1689. The pen has an 18-carat gold nib which is available in a choice of eight grades. The pen is 25 numbered pieces available in fountain pen or roller ball and sells $2,450.

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David Oscarson Trophy Pens

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

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The elegant pen from David Oscarson is the Henrik Wigstrom Trophy pen. This is the first in a series of limited edition writing instruments inspired by Wigstrom a master who worked for Peter Carl Fabergé. The pens are crafted from sterling silver and have a guilloché design.The pens are made in Heidelberg, Germany and bear the monogram of Henrik Wigstrom. They use an 18-karat gold nib which is rhodium plated and tipped with iridium and coupled with an ebonite feeder. The Henrik Wigstrom Trophy Pen Collection comes in four colors, powder blue with sterling silver and violet, black with rhodium vermeil and red with 18K gold vermeil. Each color is limited to 128 pieces (100 Fountain / 28 Roller Ball). The fountain pens are $4,200 and the roller balls sell for $4,000.

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Tibaldi For Bentley Pens

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

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Bentley has joined the ranks of Ferrari and other luxury car makers with their own branded pens. The pens are from italian company Tibaldi and celebrate 60 years of production at their Crewe factory. The pens get their looks from the two limited edition cars produced for the Diamond Jubilee of the Crewe factory, the Arnage and the Continental GT Diamond Series and have the Bentley B on the top of the cap. The limited edition includes 400 silver fountain pens. 200 silver roller balls, 40 solid white gold fountain pens and 20 solid white gold roller balls.

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Posh Pens to Fit Different Bugets

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments

Forbes decided the decidedly crave-worthy Limited Edition Mystery Pen, which is the most expensive every created with a price tag of $730,000, was a little bit out of the average budget in spite of the fact that the Mystery was practically flying off the shelves an into the hands of collectors last week. So for the rest of us, they put together a list of somewhat more attainable writing implements. The list includes the Cartier Le Dona Crocodile Pen ($4,000), the Omas Arte Italiana Arco Fountain Pen ($975, pictured) and the Cross Century II ($80).

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The Sparkly Sharpie

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments


Oh look, another diamond and Swarovski-studded whatsit. This time the bedazzling takes the humble Sharpie, you know, that pen you use to label boxes, to a whole different level. State Street jewelers in Illinois created this one-of-a-kind Sharpie marker worth more than $10,000. The Sharpie is covered with over 1,300 Swarovski crystals and the clip features 65 perfect-cut Hearts On Fire diamonds. The pen is being shown off this week in Miami and will be auctioned for charity on Feb. 6. It is a promotion for Sharpie's "Autographs for Action" program, which plans to donate $1 million in supplies and funds to charities, community organizations and schools across the country.

[via National Jeweler]

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Faber-Castell Walden Woods Pen

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Writing Instruments


Like the Great Works dishware that I mentioned earlier, the Graf-von-Faber-Castell Walden Woods roller-ball pen celebrates a literary legacy. The Walden Woods pen is created of ash wood that was salvaged from naturally fallen trees in Walden Woods and features a Thoreau quote. The cap of the pen is platinum. The pen is limited to a quantity of 2006 and retails for $600. A percentage of the sales will be donated to the Walden Woods Project and will also enable American Forests to plant a tree for each pen sold.

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Vermeil Fountain Pen

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

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Once in a while, we come across a writing instrument that is slightly more covet-worthy than others and this seems like one of them. The Vermeil Fountain Pen is made of solid silver and is covered in 18K gold. It has a vintage guilloche design, an 18K gold nib and a worldwide standard converter/cartridge refilling system that makes it convenient to use anywhere, not just at your desk. I'm not sold on the idea that it will make you "feel capable of drafting a treaty," but you just might enjoy writing checks a little bit more. Price: $350.


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Caran d'Ache Black Series Pen Set

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

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Swiss pen maker Caran d'Ache has made an entire wardrobe of black pens, one for each day of the week. The Varius Black Series Limited Edition from Caran d'Ache recently won the Stylographe Trophy 2007. The black case contains seven black numbered Varius ballpoints pens in Chinese Lacquer, Zebu Horn, Carbon Fibre, Ebony, Coat of Mail, Rubber and Alligator, as well as black Goliath cartridges in fine, medium and broad, a velvet pouch and a polishing cloth. Each pen is silver-plated and rhodium-coated for scratch-resistance and is fitted with the Caran d'Ache Goliath cartridge, which has a writing capacity of 600 A4 pages. The set is a limited edition of 500 and it sells for $3,400.

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