Nettuno N-E 2.0 Leviatano (Grey) Rollerball Pen
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The Leviatano pen pairs shifting grey tones across the Italian resin body with rose gold-tone trim. The neutral palette highlights the turned material and works equally well in professional settings or a curated pen collection. An engraved metal center ring at the lower edge of the cap carries a repeating architectural arch motif, flanked by twin bands.
The rollerball suits writers who enjoy a smooth, fluid line but prefer a replaceable refill instead of filling from bottled ink. It is practical for signatures, notes and professional daily writing while retaining the visual presence of the N-E 2.0 collection. The pen accepts standard international capped rollerball refills.
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- Italian Resin Body The Leviatano pen is made in Italy from Italian resin turned from solid bar.
- Threaded Cap The cap is threaded and opens in 1.5 rotations. It can be posted.
- Rose Gold Trim The pen carries rose gold-tone trim.
- Engraved Center Ring An engraved metal center ring at the lower edge of the cap carries a repeating architectural arch motif, flanked by twin bands.
- Engraved Cap Finial The cap finial is engraved with the brand name, model name, and a serial number.
| Construction | Hand-turned from a solid rod of Italian resin |
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| Body | Grey Italian resin |
| Trim | Rose gold-tone trim |
| Refill | Standard international rollerball refill |
| Cap | Threaded, 1.5 rotations, postable |
| Clip | Spring metal |
| Finial | Engraved with brand, model and serial number |
| Center ring | Engraved metal center ring with a repeating architectural arch motif, flanked by twin bands |
| Body diameter | 0.57 in (14.5 mm) |
| Body length | 5.2 in (132.1 mm) |
| Cap diameter | 0.64 in (16.3 mm) |
| Cap length | 2.57 in (65.3 mm) |
| Capped length | 5.67 in (144.0 mm) |
| Grip diameter | 0.43 in (10.9 mm) |
| Posted length | 6.2 in (157.5 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 1.0 oz (28.35 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Nettuno N-E 2.0 Leviatano (Grey) Rollerball Pen
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What is the Leviatano pen made from, and where is it made?
The Leviatano is made in Italy from Italian resin turned from solid bar. Today's Nettuno pens are manufactured in Naples by Maiora Pen Company. The Leviatano finish uses shifting grey tones for a balanced, understated look. The neutral palette highlights the turned material and works equally well in professional settings or a curated pen collection. Because the body comes from a solid rod rather than a cast or injection-moulded shell, the tonal variation in the grey runs through the material itself.
How does the cap work, and can I post it while writing?
The cap is threaded and takes 1.5 rotations to open. It is postable, so you can push it onto the back of the pen while you write. A threaded cap holds more securely than a friction cap and is less likely to come loose in a bag or pocket. The cap finial carries an engraving of the brand name, model name, and serial number. If you post the cap, that engraved finial sits at the back end of the pen.
What refill does this rollerball take, and what can I order when I need a replacement?
The N-E 2.0 Leviatano rollerball accepts a standard international capped rollerball refill. When the refill runs low, Yafa stocks the Schmidt 888, a standard capped ceramic rollerball refill, as item SC58111. A metal-tube equivalent, the Schmidt 5888, is available as SC58104. Both are compatible replacements Yafa carries. Order either by the Yafa item number to be certain you are getting the correct format for this pen.
What does 'N-E 2.0' mean, and what is the significance of the serial number on the finial?
N-E stands for Nineteen Eleven, referencing 1911, when Nettuno traces its origins to Bologna and founder Umberto Vecchietti used the city's Neptune fountain as the brand symbol. The 2.0 denotes the second iteration of the N-E line, released in 2024. The cap finial is engraved with the brand name, model name, and serial number. That engraving is a physical record of the specific pen, though the serial number is not a declaration of a numbered limited edition.