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How many Watermans do you own?


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  1. 1. How many Watermans do you own?

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Im down to 3 Gentlemens.

 

I Black Laquer Med

1 Green Laquer Fine

1 Silver Fine

 

Just my all time favourite pens. Ive never had a dud Waterman, nibs always so smooth.

 

Alan

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nice collection does the Laureat 2 write the same as the 1?

 

Thanks and sorry I dont know as I dont own a 1. The Marble Blue pair I have just sold (along with a few other to fund yet another Carene purchase) and have never inked the Black.

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I own four old Waterman's -- one Hundred Year Pen, a couple of Ideals, and a small "ladies pen." That's about all I know about them.

Michael

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They're all modern Watermans, the ones I own:

 

1 medium nib Expert (metallic blue and gold)

1 medium nib Exception (metallic 'raspberry')

1 stub nib Carene (black and silver)

1 rollerball Carene (metallic brownish)

 

I must say that the Carene with stub nib is my favorite (although my vintage Montblanc Classic broad oblique is also great).

 

Does this make me a collector? :hmm1: Do I want to be one? ;) I do find fountainpens very interesting (there's also some parkers, a sheaffer and some Union pens so... :embarrassed_smile: ).

 

Regards,

 

Christiaan

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I own four Waterman pens, and I don't know what any of them are--which is one of the reasons I joined FPN.

 

One seems to be vintage. It has a deco-style clip with "Watermans" on it. It seems to be red plastic and fills by untwisting the end of the pen (the seam is nearly invisible). It has two round ink windows, and on the nib is: Watermans 585 IDEAL Reg US Pat. Off.

 

My guess is that the name on the nib is that name it's known by?

 

I've googled it but haven't found any info on when it was made. Can anyone here tell me more, please?

 

Just filled it with Aurora black, and it's a pleasure to write with.

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3 total

2 Carenes

1 Edson

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Well, it's changed a little since I last posted

 

1 Steel Quartz 94 set with red nib

2. Silver Ray standard Ink Vue set with red nib

3 15PSF in BCHR with a manifold nib

4. Italian 18kr overlay 52 with a broad semi flex

5. Phileas F nib in red

 

I may add more soon.....

Iechyd da pob Cymro

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I love my Watermans! I have 3 Laureats. 1 beautiful Fountain pen in a mottled blue and black finish with a matching rollerball, and a marbled green Laureat rollerball. I love to use the rollerballs at work, they beats a 29 cent stick pen any day!

 

I save the fountain pen for letters and cards. I love the weight of them in my hand, they are so perfectly balanced.

C.

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grayish green Laureat

blue metallic Maestro

shimmery green Hemisphere

hot pink demonstrator (a Kulture)

and as of today, a blue Phileas. Writes like buttah :cloud9:

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...Tomorrow I'll picture vintage Watermans....

 

What happened to tomorrow? I want to see the vintage set!

How small of all that human hearts endure,
That part which laws or kings can cause or cure.

— Samuel Johnson

 

Instagram: dcpritch

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I have two Waterman Expert, one black and one black/red (marble?) Both have a fine nib and I love them both. My plan

was to have black ink in the black pen, and red in the red.

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