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A Case Of Long Lost Twins (Or In Other Words Pilot Celemo Vs Platinum P T L -5000 A )


hari317

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I got the Pilot Celemo and it really annoys me. The ink is running out in front of it (it's just dripping from the nib, not a wet ink flow, real drops of ink).

All my other Pilot pens work great.

sounds like an air leak somewhere. check using a cartridge.

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Gr8 shoot out

But of the two which nib has more line variation as in flex and which has least feedback

Platinum had the edge in better nib feel. Ceremony nib is slightly, very slightly springy. But overall the platinum is better.

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I gave my seremo away. it was alright. Honestly, not a bad way to dip your fingers into gold nibs at $35, but the platinum 3776 is just a tiny bit more money and so much more pen

Selling a boatload of restored, fairly rare, vintage Japanese gold nib pens, click here to see (more added as I finish restoring them)

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Gr8 shoot out

But of the two which nib has more line variation as in flex and which has least feedback

 

Both flex the same - not a lot, the EF might go to a B but they are prone to springing a bit more than they should.

 

Go for a SF custom 74 or 92 or a SF 3776 if you want a little flex.

Selling a boatload of restored, fairly rare, vintage Japanese gold nib pens, click here to see (more added as I finish restoring them)

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