Pineider Mystery Filler Black Russian Fountain Pen - Medium 14k Gold Nib

To make the filling system more precious by imitating a famous watch making, is a new chance to embellish and refine a piston filler. Pineider has enriched the piston filler with a complication that allows to hide the blind cap in the barrel after having filled it, the Mystery Filler. The system is made from 7 parts, of high precision, that allows to activate the piston hiding the button in a way that cannot interfere with the cap when posted. The outlook is beautiful with the activation spring and bearing ball going up and down, that allows the all system to work , therefore we have made two demo versions , both limited Black Demo and Full Demo. The quill nib : A brand new nib was developed in 2017 and after long test is now ready for the release. Following the world trend for flexible nibs, The quill nib can be defined as iperflex with an excellent memory

Twist magnetic lock Pineider Invention Patent Pineider has patented a new pen locking system in its top-of-the-range models, combining the traditional appeal of the screw top with the immediacy and safety of magnetic closure. Everyone at one time or another has had a badly closed pen slip in their pocket and stain a costly suit. The trouble with traditional closure is that it gives no indication of whether the pen is properly closed or not, so it’s only too easy in a moment of absent-mindedness to replace a pen whose cap has not been tightened as far as it will go. In Pineider’s patented system, however, the polarization of the magnets permits soft opening and even more satisfying closure, allowing you to open the pen gently or else to watch it roll between your fingers until you hear the closing click. The Clip: a goose quill Since the fall of the Roman Empire the Goose Quill was the main writing instrument. The civilization of the modern World was written with the Goose Quill, from Magna Charta to the American Declaration of Independence. The Gigas Codex, the greatest book of the Middle Ages, which required 30 years of flawless work, was called “The Bible of the Devil” because of the hard work needed to complete. Esoteric sources associate the Quill with hope, balance and good luck.