Inoxcrom Wall Street Titanium

[gochoa]

Hi,

I just posted a video-pictorial of the Inoxcrom Wall Street Titanium.

 

This is the link in Youtube:

 

I cannot write an in-depth review because I am not an expert in

fountain pens. In fact, this is the only pen I own and use, so I have

nothing to compare it with. I hope that, if it is true that an image is

worth a thousand words, my pictorial will give a quite convincing speech.

 

Nevertheless, I must say that I am very happy with this pen. It is very

good-looking (for my taste), and it is a pleasure to use. I regard it as

an excellent purchase.

 

It fits standard ink catridges that you can purchase about anywhere.

 

It weights 21 g (uncapped) or 32 g (capped).

 

It cost me about 38 euros.

 

If you are considering to buy this pen, my recommendation is to

go ahead and act now! I heard that the company Inoxcrom is

in serious financial trouble. If they close the company these pens

will not be around in the market much longer.

 

[langere]

This is a great review! You have Julio Iglesias singing in the background about love - fantastic combo!

 

Erick

[Ondina]

Inoxcrom has always made low cost but great performer pens. A shame is closing down. Other EU factory going down the drain. In this case is particularly sad as I've read is a direct consecuence of mismanagement or even a seeked close-down by the new CEO team. Here goes the last mass production Made in Spain fountain pen makers. A shame.

Edited March 4, 2008 by Ondina

[girlieg33k]

Interesting... When I was in Spain a few months ago, I visited a few pen shops. Given the strength of the Euro against the dollar, I opted to buy mostly inks but did pick up several of the Inoxcrom pens as souvenirs. They write rather nifty, and they're decorated with some sort of cartoon characters. I use them occasionally when I need to amuse myself...

[hardyb]

Thank you for an excellent review and a masterful presentation!