100th Anniversary editions

[NoType]

5 hours ago, a student said:

 

What a fine lot of pens you have, and nice images too! 

Incidentally, I take it that you actually use these pens, as all carry nibs to "order" in a manner of speaking. And if you do use these pens, flushing after use, etc., then I have only admiration for your remarkable dedication to this pursuit.  

@a student Thank you for your compliments; I will endeavour to create clearer images in the future.

 

Yes, I do enjoy these and other pens, and have managed to keep them in one piece while doing so, which is my proudest achievement as I am known to be clumsy.  I take particular pains not to drop the porcelain pens, especially when flushing and re-inking them.  It is a labour of love, and sometimes my heart is in my mouth, but I make every attempt to work with them carefully and gently.  Such is the weight I carry as a perfectionist who abhors scratches, marks, and other “signs of use” on these pens that I regularly use.

 

Once nib is safely put to paper, however, my mind runs free, my hand flies across the page, and I am in another world of thought and pleasure.  The satisfaction I receive from writing with these pens is difficult to describe, but infinitely greater than the anxiety that I sometimes feel while manipulating the pens immediately before and after writing.

[NoType]

6 hours ago, maia said:

Nice collection @NoType! Lovely indeed!

 

What about the MB pen tray? Is that dealer only? Where could one find such a tray?

 

Regards,

 

maia

@maia Thank you for your compliment.  I appreciate your kindness.

 

I purchased this tray with reversible cover many years ago from an overseas seller on eBay.  I believe this set was not made available for retail sale, and thus must have been “dealer only,” as you surmise.  If memory serves, the seller had been liquidating dealer stock at that time, and I just happened to stumble across the listing.

 

My only wish is that all interior sides of the tray were flocked, not just the “insert,” as the pens tend to knock against the three “naked” wood sides surrounding the (fixed) insert’s top and bottom rows.

 

I apologise, but do not know how one might purchase this tray now.

[fireant]

Wow!  I especially love the Grimm nib!

[NoType]

3 hours ago, fireant said:

Wow!  I especially love the Grimm nib!

@fireant Yes, the flame design lends itself well to the bicolour format.

[maia]

8 hours ago, NoType said:

@maia Thank you for your compliment.  I appreciate your kindness.

 

I purchased this tray with reversible cover many years ago from an overseas seller on eBay.  I believe this set was not made available for retail sale, and thus must have been “dealer only,” as you surmise.  If memory serves, the seller had been liquidating dealer stock at that time, and I just happened to stumble across the listing.

 

My only wish is that all interior sides of the tray were flocked, not just the “insert,” as the pens tend to knock against the three “naked” wood sides surrounding the (fixed) insert’s top and bottom rows.

 

I apologise, but do not know how one might purchase this tray now.

Thanks for the input as always @NoType!

[a student]

12 hours ago, NoType said:

@a student Thank you for your compliments; I will endeavour to create clearer images in the future.

 

Yes, I do enjoy these and other pens, and have managed to keep them in one piece while doing so, which is my proudest achievement as I am known to be clumsy.  I take particular pains not to drop the porcelain pens, especially when flushing and re-inking them.  It is a labour of love, and sometimes my heart is in my mouth, but I make every attempt to work with them carefully and gently.  Such is the weight I carry as a perfectionist who abhors scratches, marks, and other “signs of use” on these pens that I regularly use.

 

Once nib is safely put to paper, however, my mind runs free, my hand flies across the page, and I am in another world of thought and pleasure.  The satisfaction I receive from writing with these pens is difficult to describe, but infinitely greater than the anxiety that I sometimes feel while manipulating the pens immediately before and after writing.

Thank you. Very impressive indeed

[digitorum- Leonardo_W]

On 11/7/2024 at 4:18 PM, NoType said:

@digitorum- Leonardo_W Thank you for returning the favour!  I agree that the Paris 1924 (ident 131359) is a collectible LeGrand FP because its red colour is unique for 146s and LeGrands and because of the Meisterstück centennial.  I have been thinking about it more and more in the past few days.  That you have personal experience with it and think of it so highly is most persuasive.  I will definitely give it deep consideration.

 

@NoType
Food for thoughts..
In all cases this 146 will be collectible too, because of its colors, pretty different from the burgundy, made during only 1 year, to confess I almost bought it myself couple of months earlier, but too many other pens and I don't use almost my 146, I prefer my WE Antoine de St Exupery
It might be your case also that you prefer the WE.

And btw you have a Magnificent Collection ! Congratulations on those rare pieces 
 

[NoType]

On 11/9/2024 at 10:53 AM, digitorum- Leonardo_W said:

 

@NoType
Food for thoughts..
In all cases this 146 will be collectible too, because of its colors, pretty different from the burgundy, made during only 1 year, to confess I almost bought it myself couple of months earlier, but too many other pens and I don't use almost my 146, I prefer my WE Antoine de St Exupery
It might be your case also that you prefer the WE.

And btw you have a Magnificent Collection ! Congratulations on those rare pieces 
 

@digitorum- Leonardo_W I agree with you that the Resin LeGrand Paris 1924 FP will be collectible because of its unique red colour. I enjoy WE, Solitaire, and LeGrand fountain pens equally, so I am seriously considering the Paris 1924.  Thank you for your suggestions and food for thought!

 

Thank you very much!  I enjoy my pens immensely and am fortunate to have them.

[NoType]

On 11/6/2024 at 10:17 PM, ak47 said:

This circle is fantastic. And also the fact that your family love fountain pens! Please post a picture of your BB nibs!

@ak47 I initially sent you the following photos privately because they do not show 100th Anniversary pens and thus are technically off-topic in this thread, but then I began to consider that seeing the difference between “narrow BB” and “wide B” nibs on two pens from the same series might be faintly interesting to a wider audience, and instead of creating a separate thread to share this, I decided to include the below images here.  Also, I never tire of publicly shaming myself with amateurish photography, and so the potential for further ridicule naturally appealed.

 

 

 

Photo 1.  Overview.

above: Meisterstúck Around the World in 80 Days Ii (AtW80D II) Solitaire LeGrand Fountain Pen (FP) ((ident) 128484) B nib (same as in earlier post)

below: AtW80D II LE 811 FP (129840) BB nib

tray: father’s ca1960’s watch tray, chosen for colour

fog effect: object lesson on cleaning iPhone camera lenses before taking photos

 

 

 

Photo 2.  Closeup.

above: AtW80D II (128484) B 

below: AtW80D II LE811 (129840) BB

 

 

 

Photo 3.  Uncapped.

left: AtW80D II LE811 (129840) BB

right: AtW80D II (128484) B

 

 

 

Photo 4.  Uncapped Closeup.

left: AtW80D II LE811 (129840) BB

right: AtW80D II (128484) B

 

 

 

Photo 5.  BB and B Nibs.

left: AtW80D II LE811 (129840) BB

right: AtW80D II (128484) B

Photo 5 best evinces the difference in width between the “narrow BB” nib on the left and the “wide BB” nib on the right. (As such, an attempt was made to align the nibs along the lower edge of the tines.)

 

Frustrated by not having exchanged for a 3B nib on a 149 when it was part of the Complimentary Nib Exchange Program — before the 3B Nib was placed in the Bespoke Nib Program — and not yet having a 3B nib on hand because I lack the intestinal fortitude to order a bespoke nib, I always ask for a “wide BB” when wanting a BB nib, being given the choice of requesting a BB in “wide,” “regular,” and “narrow” ranges.  Signals were crossed on the nib exchange for the AtW80D II LE811 (129840) pictured above, however, and the pen returned with a “narrow BB” rather than the requested “wide BB.”  

 

The silver lining is that this error enables the above comparison for pens of the same series, exhibiting the width variation inherent in hand-ground nib manufacture.  

 

Note also that the nib design of the LE811 (129840) varies from that of the Solitaire LeGrand (128484).  The former boasts a jewellery motif — a stamp of Princess Aouda’s necklace — and is gemset with a genuine ruby, while the latter features a stamp of a hot air balloon referencing Verne’s novel, “Five Weeks in a Balloon.”

 

I hope interest in this pictorial comparison outweighs annoyance at its off-topic nature for the members viewing this thread.

 

[Amit.]

One question to anyone who has an answer to it -

 

DO WE ANYTHING MORE TO COME AS FAR AS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY IS CONCERNED OR HAVE WE SEEN IT ALL ?

 

 

[fpupulin]

Since I have seen in the pages of this thread that many of the new owners of the 149 The Origin will opt for - or have already done so - broad-tipped nibs (B, BB, OB, OBB, OBBB), I thought it would be helpful to present here a modern alphabet designed for truncated nibs, written with the B nib of my The Origin. I copied this alphabet years ago from one of my calligraphy books, but I don't remember which one. I do remember that it was presented as an alphabet suitable for a Gillot dipping nib.

 

 

On the left is an example of what a text written with this alphabet looks like. The text is by the Latin poet Ovid, in one of his letters from Pontus (Epistulae Ex Ponto IV. 3.49) and the translation more or less reads: “Divine power plays with human affairs, and sure trust can scarce be placed in the present hour”.

[NoType]

1 hour ago, fpupulin said:

Since I have seen in the pages of this thread that many of the new owners of the 149 The Origin will opt for - or have already done so - broad-tipped nibs (B, BB, OB, OBB, OBBB), I thought it would be helpful to present here a modern alphabet designed for truncated nibs, written with the B nib of my The Origin. I copied this alphabet years ago from one of my calligraphy books, but I don't remember which one. I do remember that it was presented as an alphabet suitable for a Gillot dipping nib.

 

 

On the left is an example of what a text written with this alphabet looks like. The text is by the Latin poet Ovid, in one of his letters from Pontus (Epistulae Ex Ponto IV. 3.49) and the translation more or less reads: “Divine power plays with human affairs, and sure trust can scarce be placed in the present hour”.

@fpupulin Just in time for the festive season comes this generous and thoughtful gift of instruction for a modern script!  

 

The interplay of paper, ink, this B nib, and your virtuoso hand results in elegant forms with delightful shading.  As always, the image’s composition and lighting do justice to your writing, while the selected quote is most timely, indeed.

 

This is a new form of longhand to many here, including this poster, which will undoubtedly provide hours of enjoyable practice in both artificial as well the ever decreasing amounts of natural light available as we head inexorably towards the winter solstice.  Many, many thanks!

[NoType]

3 hours ago, Amit. said:

One question to anyone who has an answer to it -

 

DO WE ANYTHING MORE TO COME AS FAR AS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY IS CONCERNED OR HAVE WE SEEN IT ALL ?

 

 

@Amit. An excellent question.  I have reason to call the local boutique on other enquiries, so I will endeavour to ask the manager if they can divulge whether we can expect further instalments celebrating Meisterstück’s centenary.  I will get back to you later today, but perhaps other members here will have an answer for you as well.

[NoType]

6 hours ago, Amit. said:

One question to anyone who has an answer to it -

 

DO WE ANYTHING MORE TO COME AS FAR AS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY IS CONCERNED OR HAVE WE SEEN IT ALL ?

 

 

@Amit. As luck would have it, neither of the three Montblanc boutique managers with whom I have a working relationship were at their respective boutiques today, so I was unable to get any information from them about what else Montblanc has yet to reveal for the hundredth anniversary of Meisterstück.  

 

The associates I did speak to admitted that they are not told by Montblanc in advance about products that are yet to be released, as a way of ensuring that information about future articles is not leaked early.  Of course the associates and I know that this is actually a polite fiction, as oftentimes loyal and very important customers are quietly informed of future articles before the general public, but I think that that sort of privileged conversation is private and not known by the general boutique staff.

 

None of the associates I spoke with over the phone knew me well, and none divulged any new information to me, all of them claiming that the 149 Traveller is the last product for the Meisterstück centenary celebrations of which they are aware.  

 

So for now, I cannot shed any light on the issue except to speculate that as there are only seven weeks remaining in 2024, there may not be any other new products besides the 149 Traveller, 149 100th Anniversary Skeleton (green), and 149 100th Anniversary Calligraphy (blue and white), all of which have already been announced.

 

I will place a call later in the week to see if I can reach a boutique manager or three to see if anyone knows more, and then I will report back.

[Seney724]

4 minutes ago, NoType said:

@Amit. As luck would have it, neither of the three Montblanc boutique managers with whom I have a working relationship were at their respective boutiques today, so I was unable to get any information from them about what else Montblanc has yet to reveal for the hundredth anniversary of Meisterstück.  

 

The associates I did speak to admitted that they are not told by Montblanc in advance about products that are yet to be released, as a way of ensuring that information about future articles is not leaked early.  Of course the associates and I know that this is actually a polite fiction, as oftentimes loyal and very important customers are quietly informed of future articles before the general public, but I think that that sort of privileged conversation is private and not known by the general boutique staff.

 

None of the associates I spoke with over the phone knew me well, and none divulged any new information to me, all of them claiming that the 149 Traveller is the last product for the Meisterstück centenary celebrations of which they are aware.  

 

So for now, I cannot shed any light on the issue except to speculate that as there are only seven weeks remaining in 2024, there may not be any other new products besides the 149 Traveller, 149 100th Anniversary Skeleton (green), and 149 100th Anniversary Calligraphy (blue and white), all of which have already been announced.

 

I will place a call later in the week to see if I can reach a boutique manager or three to see if anyone knows more, and then I will report back.

@NoTypeYour insights are all very appropriately directed to @Amit. but I, for one, am definitely a beneficiary of this useful information.  My guess is I am not the only one!!

 

Although none of the offerings in the 100th year of the Meisterstuck celebration Origin Series are "must have" fountain pens for me, I do not want the year to come and go without acquiring at least one of them for my collection of Meisterstucks.  Knowing that there is likely no more to come will help me determine which one I'd like to pursue.

[NoType]

11 minutes ago, Seney724 said:

I do not want the year to come and go without acquiring at least one of them for my collection of Meisterstucks.  Knowing that there is likely no more to come will help me determine which one I'd like to pursue.

@Seney724 Undoubtedly many here share your sentiment.  I am happy to be of some service.  Let us know what you eventually decide to purchase.

[fpupulin]

Thanks, @NoType, for trying to find out more about that. Of course, with only seven weeks to go until the end of the year, it’s hard to imagine Montblanc wanting to add any more pearls to its already rich collection of writing instruments and other celebratory paraphernalia. With nine fountain pens (Classique, Doué Classique, Legrand, Doué Legrand, Solitaire Legrand, 149, 149 Traveller, 149 Skeleton, and 149 Calligraphy), five ballpoints, four rollerballs, three inks, at least three notebooks (plus three cufflinks, three bracelets, and a number of leather goods), the Meisterstück centenary was among the most celebrated anniversaries by the Hamburg-based house.

[fpupulin]

As for my photograph above, I forgot to comment on a detail that, at least for me, is relevant. The ink used in the alphabet and in the Ovid quote is Montblanc Midnight, a blue-black, a dye that is no longer permanent like its predecessor. Not only does this ink perform admirably with the broad nib of the 149 The Origin, but it also has the uncommon gift of not bleeding through the pages of my Moleskine notebooks, which despite their often terrible paper continue to be among my favorites.

[NoType]

51 minutes ago, fpupulin said:

Thanks, @NoType, for trying to find out more about that. Of course, with only seven weeks to go until the end of the year, it’s hard to imagine Montblanc wanting to add any more pearls to its already rich collection of writing instruments and other celebratory paraphernalia. With nine fountain pens (Classique, Doué Classique, Legrand, Doué Legrand, Solitaire Legrand, 149, 149 Traveller, 149 Skeleton, and 149 Calligraphy), five ballpoints, four rollerballs, three inks, at least three notebooks (plus three cufflinks, three bracelets, and a number of leather goods), the Meisterstück centenary was among the most celebrated anniversaries by the Hamburg-based house.

@fpupulin It was my pleasure.  I daresay you are correct about the year being too long in the tooth for many new items to be birthed, and thank you for your reminder of how many articles were released for this centenary celebration of Meisterstück, “The Origin Collection.”

 

The long list brings to mind two previous anniversary celebrations, the 75th anniversary of Meisterstück (“75 Years of Passion and Soul”) and the 100th anniversary of Montblanc itself (“Soulmakers for 100 Years”).

 

Courtesy of @Michael R. and other members here, a list of the articles released in 1999 for “75 Years of Passion and Soul:”

 

Skeleton Edition

Mar 99 Skeleton Gold 149 Fountain Pen 75

Mar 99 Skeleton Gold Watch 75

 

Pens

Apr 99 Solitaire Whitegold 146 LeGrand Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 75

Apr 99 Solitaire Whitegold 162 LeGrand Roller Ball, rosegold trims 75

Mar 99 Solitaire Whitegold 144 Classique Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 75

Mar 99 Solitaire Whitegold 164 Classique Ballpoint Pen, rosegold trims 75

Apr 99 Solitaire Whitegold 114 Mozart Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 75

Apr 99 Solitaire Whitegold 116 Mozart Ballpoint Pen, rosegold trims 75

 

Accessoires

Apr 99 Business Card Case, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Notebook, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Wallet, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Billfold, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Portfolio, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Pen Pouch 1, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Double Gusset Briefcase, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Key case, Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Organizer (Mini A7), Ostrich 75

Apr 99 Organizer (Personal A6), Ostrich 75

 

Watches

Nov 99 Skeleton 75 Rosegold mechanical watch 75

Nov 99 Chronograph Automatic Whitegold, Rosegold dial 75

 

 

Limited Edition 1924

 

Solitaire

Jul 99 Solitaire Sterling 146 LeGrand Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Sterling 162 LeGrand Roller Ball, rosegold trims 1924

Feb 99 Solitaire Sterling 144 Classique Fountain Pen (Barley), rosegold 1924

Feb 99 Solitaire Sterling 163 Classique Roller Ball (Barley), rosegold 1924

Feb 99 Solitaire Sterling 164 Classique Ballpoint Pen (Barley), rosegold 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Sterling 144 Classique Fountain Pen (Pin Stripe), roseg 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Sterling 163 Classique Roller Ball (Pin Stripe), rosegold 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Sterling 164 Classique Ballpoint Pen (Pin Stripe), roseg 1924

 

Solitaire Douè

Jul 99 Solitaire Douè 146 Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Douè 162 Roller Ball, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Douè 144 Classique Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Douè 163 Classique Roller Ball, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Solitaire Douè 164 Classique Ballpoint Pen, rosegold trims 1924

 

Resin

Feb 99 Mst. 149 Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Feb 99 Mst. 146 LeGrand Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Mst. 162 LeGrand Roller Ball, rosegold trims 1924

Feb 99 Mst. 161 LeGrand Ballpoint Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Mst. 145 Classique (Chopin) Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Mst. 163 Classique Roller Ball, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Mst. 164 Classique Ballpoint Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jun 99 Mst. 165 Classique Pencil, rosegold trims 1924

Aug 99 Mst. 114 Mozart Fountain Pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Mst. 116 Mozart Ballpoint pen, rosegold trims 1924

Jul 99 Mst. 117 Mozart Pencil, rosegold trims 1924

 

Watches

Feb 99 Watch, Automatic medium size 1924

Feb 99 Watch, Reserve de Marchè large size 1924

 

Accessoires

Feb 99 Business Card Case, Lamb 1924

Jul 99 Key Case, Lamb 1924

Feb 99 Note Book, Lamb 1924

Jul 99 Organizer (Personal), Lamb 1924

Feb 99 Pen Case Siena (1), Lamb 1924

Feb 99 Pen Case Siena (2), Lamb 1924

Jul 99 Wallet, Lamb 1924

Jul 99 Organizer (Mini), Lamb 1924

Aug 99 Tie Clip + Cufflings, mother of pearl and rosegold 1924

 

 

Special Anniversary Edition

 

1999 Mst. 149 Fountain Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 147 LeGrand Traveller, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 146 LeGrand Fountain Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 162 LeGrand Roller Ball, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 161 LeGrand Ballpoint Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 167 LeGrand Pencil, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 145 Classique (Chopin) Fountain Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 163 Classique Roller Ball, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 164 Classique Ballpoint Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 165 Classique Pencil, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 114 Mozart Fountain Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 116 Mozart Ballpoint Pen, yellow gold trims 

1999 Mst. 117 Mozart Pencil, yellow gold trims

 

 

The list of articles for the 100th anniversary of Montblanc appears in the next post for clarity’s sake.

[NoType]

Courtesy of @Michael R. and others, here is the list of articles released in 2006 for “Soulmakers for 100 Years,” the centenary celebration of Montblanc itself:

 

Skeleton Edition

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Solid Mountain Massif Skeleton, WG, 1276 wht. + 132 bl. diam. 3

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Boheme Skeleton 3

 

Pens

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Solid Gold Mammoth, YG 100

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Solid Gold Mammoth, RG 100

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Solid Gold Mammoth, WG 100

 

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Silver Granite FP LeGrand 1906

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Silver Granite RB Classique 1906

Jan 06 100Y Solitaire Silver Granite BP Classique 1906

Apr 06 Bohème 100 - White Gold 100

Apr 06 Bohème 100 - Yellow Gold 100

Apr 06 Bohème 100 - Rose Gold 100

 

Apr 06 100Y Bohème Edition 1906 FP marbled Resin, Guilloche, Onyx 1906

Apr 06 100Y Bohème Edition 1906 BP marbled Resin, Onyx 1906

Apr 06 100Y Bohème Edition 1906 RB marbled Resin, Guilloche, Onyx 1906

Jul 06 StarWalker Platinum Edition 3

Jul 06 StarWalker White Gold Edition 100 (weißgold) 100

Jul 06 StarWalker Anniversary Ceramic 1906

Apr 06 100Y Starwalker Resin Diamond FP 1 Jahr lang hergestellt

Apr 06 100Y Starwalker Resin Diamond BP 1 Jahr lang hergestellt

Oct 06 Rouge-et-Noir Replica 100

Oct 06 Anniversary Edition Füllhalter 15000

Oct 06 Anniversary Edition Rollerball 30000

Oct 06 Anniversary Edition Kugelschreiber 45000

Oct 06 Anniversary Edition Bleistift 10000

Oct 06 Anniversary edition 4 piece set (FP, RB, MP, BP) 1000

Oct 06 Anniversary Edition 2er-Etui 10000

 

 

Watches

06 Star Chronograph GMT Perpetual Calender LE 100 - Yellow Gold 100

06 Star Chronograph GMT Perpetual Calender LE 100 - White Gold 100

06 Star Chronograph GMT Perpetual Calender LE 100 - Rose Gold 100

06 Star Chronograph GMT Automaic LE1906 - Lederarmband 1906

06 Star Chronograph GMT Automaic LE1906 - Stahlarmband 1906

06 Sport Tantalum Automatic - LE100 100

06 Sport Chrono Automatic - LE1906 1906

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Gehäuse und Armband mit Diamanten besetzt) 3

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Gehäuse mit Diamanten, rotes Rochenarmband) 100

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Gehäuse mit Diamanten, rosa Rochenarmband) 100

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Gehäuse mit Diamanten, schwarzes Rochenarmband) 100

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Ziffern auf dem Gehäuse mit Diamanten, rosa Armband) 1906

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Ziffern auf dem Gehäuse mit Diamanten, weißes Armb.) 1906

06 Profile Lady Elegance (Ziffern auf dem Gehäuse mit Diamanten, Edelstahlarmb.) 1906

 

Accessoires

Jul 06 StarWalker Platinum Edition Cufflings 3

06 Solitaire Granite Cufflings 1906

Jan 06 100Y pin with Diamant ? (given as a gift to any employee, friend,...)

06 100Y notebooks (black or red outer sleeve) ?