Is This A Waterman Expert 1St Generation?

[Antlab]

Hi all.

I received this Waterman as a gift for my degree in the distant 1992.

Searching on the web and on this forum I think to have identified it as an Expert 1st Generation. Am I correct? What do you think of it?

Thanks

 

[RMN]

Looks like it. See this topic.

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/226352-waterman-expert-generations/

 

 

D.ick

[Antlab]

Looks like it. See this topic.

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/226352-waterman-expert-generations/

 

Thanks, that seems confirming the indentification, in particular the very clear photograph of the nib.

[georges zaslavsky]

It is a better pen than the 2nd and the 3rd generation experts

[idazle]

The 1st generation is easily identified by its tri-dimensional nib. A few months ago I photographed one I bought on the Lambrou's book featuring the pen:

 

[Antlab]

The 1st generation is easily identified by its tri-dimensional nib. A few months ago I photographed one I bought on the Lambrou's book featuring the pen:

 

Thanks.

One question about the book: is it "Fountain Pens of the World" or another title by the same author?

 

[idazle]

 

 

Thanks.

One question about the book: is it "Fountain Pens of the World" or another title by the same author?

 

 

 

Fountain Pens of the World.