Scriveiner Luxury Black Ballpoint Pen with 24K Gold

Ce stylo est beau, la couleur bleue est lumineuse et fait du stylo un objet très stylé. Il est élégant et raffiné. Je l’ai offert à mon mari, il avait déjà un stylo plume haut de gamme, mais ce stylo correspond mieux à notre attente et est plus fonctionnel. Bravo.

As an avid pen “collector/user”, a guy that has always enjoyed the “Art of Writing”, I typically seldom buy a lower price ranged pen. In the past decade plus, I tend to buy in a range of $200-$800, (protect them carefully), but now and then want to try something in this price range, $25-$99 so that if I lose the pen its not a big deal. And lets face it, we all need a few to throw with our stuff and be a little carefree when out and about in public, etc. Which is where this pen has come in handy. Now when I want to do this, I STILL want a pen that is comfortable and preforms well. This pen is absolutely that!! I was VERY pleased with it when it showed up in the mail. I think I am a pretty good judge of pens and paper for that matter.
The pen is not HEAFTY, but its not light, its on the lighter side of medium weighted but medium enough that it does not “feel cheap”. Slimmer body than I am used to but I didn’t find that a bother at all. I have medium sized hands and I’d say for men like me, or even women with medium/large size hands, you would find it a relaxing good fit and weight. And it writes rather well!
I tried it on paper I have that is made in both USA and France. So it works well on pretty much a very wide ranger of paper. I can’t say how it would do on cheap thin paper, simply because I really don’t have that to test on. I am SUPER picky about paper, and don’t compromise there. I would suspect it does quite well on all paper ranges. Of course most of us that are really picky (or just simply into writing), we all know better the paper better the pens ability to preform.
Simply put, for this price range, you will NOT go wrong! The pen is also very nice looking and would be fine in any business environment. And like I said, if you lose this instead of a higher end pen, you are not out a lot of money. I really cannot see how anyone can go wrong. Last thing, yes, this would make a nice small gift for someone that enjoys writing. And for college kids as well. It presents fine. As for refills, I often use the Schmidt Refills that I use in my Visconti and Mont Blanc ballpoints, can’t see why it would be any difference here. I have not “yet” done so, have just used what it came with. But plan to later. I believe this is the “Parker Style” refill, which is what most ball point pens are. Give the Schmidt Easy flow 9000 a try (sold on amazon) and you may be quite amazed!

Beautiful pen rich in color rights very smoothly. I do have an obsession with buying different pens and retractable pencil. Also, do you like waterman unfortunately, my pen got stolen so that’s one more purchase IBeautiful pen rich in color rights very smoothly. I do have a obsession with buying different pens and retractable pencil. Also, do you like waterman unfortunately, my pen got stolen so that’s one more purchase I will make in the near future but no one should hesitate buying this pen, the craftsmanship on it is absolutely beautiful …. The smooth writing is terrific. I can’t come up with one negative thing to say the price is great and I love it.

Nice gift

Searched around for Hours, Amazon, Ebay etc…. $45.00 price point for a Quality Personalized (I ordered the Black Lacquer Finish with Engraving), Ball Point Pen is a good Buy. The Lacquer Finish has a good appearance. The Trim out is in Gold Color as is the Engraving. It is a Nice contrast. I shopped Higher End Pens ie… Montblanc, Waterman, Lamy, Pelikan, Arcis and a few More. Comparing pens in the realm of “apples to apples, this pen compares to Cross Calais. I Purchased as a Gift the Cross Calais. The Cross Calais and Scriveiner are Twist Action, weights are Similar and Both Write Nicely. The Only Distinction between Cross & Scriveiner is that the Cross Operates off of a Skinner Ink Cartridge and it comes with One Cartridge and Spring. The Scriveiner operates off of a Larger (wider) ink Cartridge and there is One Extra Cartridge and Spring Enclosed within the Gift Box. For Both Cross Calais and Scriveiner, The ink cartridges do Not cost much monies. I suppose at this price point Comparing the Two is Branding and or Loyalty. Cross being around over 100 years. Scriveiner started more recently. For the price point, I am Pleased with both pens. When I hit the Lottery, I will Consider a Montblanc/Lamy/Arcis etc…