Cross Century Executive: 14k Solid Gold - NOS - $750
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By Prof Drew · Posted
I also picked up a TUZU. I quite like the blue color and basic Sailor steel nib. It's a good basic EDC at the Japanese price. It is a quite wet writer. I imagine lefties will enjoy the nib angle customization. I haven't tried playing with that aspect. -
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Thanks for posting, great information on the Tuzu by Sailor. Cannot wait for it to appear on Amazon USA. -
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By A Smug Dill · Posted
The way I see it now, the Sailor TUZU (with retail price of ¥4,500+tax) is positioned as a direct competitor to the Platinum Procyon (now with retail price of ¥6,000+tax, up from ¥5,000+tax when first released). Spring-loaded inner cap to better prevent ink evaporation — check. Being able to draw ink up even when the ink level in the bottle is low — check. Refreshed nib design, made better than the entry-level steel-nibbed models (for Sailor, the Lecoule, Profit Jr, and HighAce Neo; for Platinum
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