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Monday, August 22, 2016

Five Fabulous Series of Writing Instruments For 2016


Five Fabulous Series of Writing Instruments For 2016
Every year top-notch pen brands introduce fabulous writing tools for our pen arsenal. But the year 2016 has been extra special as many pen manufacturing brands including Lamy, Montblanc, Delta and more have introduced innovative writing tools that have stood out compared to their predecessors. All the writing instruments listed below are selected because of their top-class performance and sophisticated design. Apart from being a statement of style and functionality, these unique writers are amongst our best sellers. So without further delay, let's look into the qualities of these finesse writing instruments.

Lamy 2000 Black Amber

Lamy 2000 Black Amber

The first one on our list is the new Lamy 2000 Black Amber collection. The pen is designed to commemorate Lamy's 50 years of undisputed legacy and their unwavering commitment in the pen industry. 

The unique appearance the Lamy 2000 Black Amber collection will grab the attention of every pen aficionado. Designed with precision, this unique collection of writing instruments is a careful mix of Lamy expertise and finest materials. The series is available in three different writing modes: fountain pen, ballpoint pen, and rollerball pen. All three models feature a solid stainless steel body with satin finish. The elegant design of the pen is accompanied by a sturdy spring-loaded clip; in the pocket, the clip ensures a perfect hold without any free movements.

The fountain pen version comes with a bottle of Lamy Blue-Black Ink and is available in a variety of nib options i.e. extra-small, small, medium and broad. On the other hand side, the ballpoint version features a precise click button. 

The new Lamy 2000 Black Amber series is a beautiful collectible for both collectors and everyday writers. 

Caran d'Ache Leman

Caran d'Ache Leman

A statement of style and sophistication, the master artistry of Caran d'Ache artisans is clearly visible on the new Caran d'Ache Leman series. Available in eight subtle finishes, this fine collection of writing instruments deliberately delivers the brand's promise.

Though the appearance of the pen is nothing extraordinary, it's the finesse detailing that makes this pen unique. The body of the pen is cigar-shaped and provides a harmonious balance while writing. Another fine attraction of this pen is the clip. The clip is long, slim and beautiful and features a logo of the brand. The central band is fitted at the opening of the barrel and features an etched name of the brand with a soft touch finish which gels pretty well with the design of the pen.

The new Caran d'Ache Leman series is available in fountain, ballpoint, and rollerball versions. And if you want to safe keep the pen then we also have matching pen pouches available for the series.

Delta Icon

Delta Icon

An epitome of fine art, the new Delta Icon series carries the proud tradition of Delta. At first glance, the pen looks simple yet subtle. Like its predecessors, this unique writer is also hand turned from solid Italian resin bars. The iconic design of the pen is garnished by small marble colors embedded on the top portion of the cap. The marble colors come in red, white or orange. The pen is available in fountain and ballpoint version.

The fountain pen version is fitted with a sturdy 18kt fusion nib. The nib works exceptionally well on paper and offers an effortless writing experience. Delta Icon fountain pen is offered with a variety of nib sizes i.e. fine, fine, medium, broad or stub. On the counter side, the ballpoint pen features a swift twist action mechanism. Each pen is fitted with a metal alloy clip which takes its design from traditional Delta nib and adds a distinct charm to the pen.

Visconti Van Gogh 2016 Shoes


Visconti Van Gogh 2016 Shoes

In Pen World, Visconti's Van Gogh series doesn't need any introduction. The series is popular amongst pen enthusiasts and everyday writers. The design of the pen is taken from Van Gogh's famous painting "Shoes". At his time in Aryles, it was the only painting of footwear.

The Visconti Van Gogh 2016 "Shoes" pens come in a beautiful presentation box with a picture of the famous painting. Each pen is carefully crafted from natural vegetal resin which brings out the charm of the original oil painting. The beauty of the pen is garnished by gleaming chrome plated accents and Visconti's trademark bridge shaped clip. This elegant writer features Visconti's famous 18 faceted design and includes multiple edges around the pen.

This fine series is available in three different writing modes i.e. ballpoint, rollerball and fountain pen.

The ballpoint version is equipped with a twist-action mechanism and operates with a slight movement of the wrist. The rollerball and fountain pen features a magnetic cap that closes swiftly without any hassles.

Visconti Van Gogh 2016 "Shoes" fountain pens are fitted with a sturdy stainless steel nib. These fine writers take standard ink cartridges as refill and can also be used with standard converters.
Overall, this unique collection of writing instrument from Visconti is labeled with a moderate price tag and carries the supreme quality of the brand.

Lamy LX

Lamy LX

Lamy pens have always been applauded for their top-notch performance and their distinct appearance. Similarly, the new Lamy LX collection is no exceptional. The appearance of this series closely resembles with the popular Lamy Al-Star series. The body of the pen is crafted from anodized aluminum and is available in four subtle finishes colors (ruthenium, rose-gold, gold and palladium). The elegant body of the pen is accompanied by a snap cap with an iconic Lamy clip and a translucent plastic grip section. The grip section is decently sized and slips perfectly between your fingertips. Each Lamy LX fountain pen is equipped with a sturdy stainless nib polished in black. Though made from steel, the nib delivers a smooth and steady writing experience.



So, what do you think about our choices? I hope this article will help you to select the right instrument. For further information, please contact our store or visit our website www.penboutique.com. 
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Embark an Exciting Writing Voyage with New Lamy Pens

Lamy Pens
 Every time when we step back and think this is it, one brand steps in and introduces a fabulous writing tool that sweeps us off our feet. And amongst all Lamy has been a successful name in the industry which has introduced a show stealer time after time. Likewise, the year 2016 is no exception for Lamy; this year for the early fall they have put forth an array of gorgeous writing tools. Maybe some of you are new to the world of Lamy, but if you take some time to dig into the brand's history you'll find out that they have introduced a range of durable, cost-effective, stylish writing implements for everyday use. Needless-to-say, because of such top notch innovation and out-worldly ideas Lamy have established a distinct presence in the world of writing instruments. 

For your convenience, we have compiled a list of Lamy pens released in the end of summer. So before you invest your money on any of these writing instruments let's look into their features.  

Lamy LX

Lamy Lx

At first glimpse, the new Lamy LX bears a close resemblance to the all time favorite Lamy Al-Star model. The pen is made in anodized aluminum and is available in four subtle colors (ruthenium, rose-gold, gold and palladium). The elegant body of the pen is accompanied by a snap cap with an iconic Lamy clip and a translucent plastic grip section. To exhilarate the joy of writing, the pen includes a sturdy steel nib designed with absolute precision. Though made of steel, the nib glides smoothly as gold-alloy nibs and will stand up to every writer's expectation. 

The iconic design of the new Lamy LX makes it a perfect companion to carry on-the-go. The pen comes with a compact case designed to reflect the persona of this wonderful series. At Pen Boutique, we are offering twenty percent arrival discount on the Lamy LX series. The pen originally retails for $70 but we are selling them for $56 only. 

Lamy Scala Glacier Special Edition

Lamy Scala Glacier
Designed with grace, the new Scala Glacier is a new addition to Lamy's popular Scala line of writing instruments. Like other Scala pens, the new Glacier edition also radiated perfection through its simple yet graceful design. It's Lamy's top-notch expertise, use of fine materials and their willingness to create a sophisticated product which has made the production of such writing instrument possible. Needless-to-say, the glacier series is a fine work of art and portrays the finesse craftsmanship of Lamy artisans. 

The Scala Glacier series is available in three different writing modes - rollerball, ballpoint, and fountain

All Glacier writing instruments flaunt a shimmering Icy-blue finish with gleaming stainless steel appointment. The fountain pen version features a sturdy stainless steel nib and will be available in three different nib options - extra-fine, fine, and medium. 

The ballpoint version features a twist-action mechanism and operates with a swift movement of the wrist. 

Lamy Stola pens have earned their reputation in terms of both durability and style, making the Glacier series no different. I personally recommend this pen because of its reasonable price and sophisticated design. Like other trusted pens from Lamy, this Glacier pens will also make an ideal companion for everyday writers. 

Lamy 2000 Black Amber Limited Edition

Lamy 2000 Black Amber
The new Lamy 2000 Black Amber Limited Edition is one of the most anticipated series from Lamy. The series was originally designed to celebrate Lamy's 50 years mark in the pen industry. The Lamy 2000 Black Amber will be available in three different versions - ballpoint, rollerball, and fountain

Sleek, Stylish, Perfectly symmetrical the description about the new Lamy 2000 Black Amber Limited Edition can go on and on. The functionality of this unique writer lurks beneath its subtle appearance. The body of the pen is made from stainless steel with an astounding satin finish. All Lamy 2000 Black Amber pens are equipped with a sturdy spring-loaded clip that helps you to tuck the pen securely in your pocket. All these amazing features make the new Lamy 2000 Black Amber Limited Edition a great collectible for every pen enthusiast. 

Lamy 2000 Black Amber pens are presented in a beautiful gift box. 

The fountain pen version comes with a 50ml bottle of Lamy Blue-Black ink. The pen is fitted with a rhodium plated gold nib and is available in a variety of nib option i.e. extra-small, small, medium and broad. 

On the counter side, the ballpoint version features an easy push-click button to extract and retract the tip. 

Summary

Till date, Lamy have introduced a wide range of flagship products and built an undisputed reputation in the pen industry. And, with the introduction of such intrigue products, they will definitely cross the mark and reach new heights in the days to come. But while buying a Lamy pen be cautious and keep an eye on authorized dealers especially while shopping online.

 At Pen Boutique, we sell 100% genuine products from Lamy. For more details on new arrivals please visit our website www.penboutique.com.

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Monday, April 13, 2015

Pen Trivia: Rollerball Pens

Of course, choosing your pen is a personal preference, a subjective experience. Although rollerballs are the newest entry into the world of fine writing, with fountain pens and ballpoints paving the way, they gain more in popularity each year.


Rollerball pens were introduced in 1963 by Ohto Japan who were at the time known as Auto Japan. There are two main types of roller ball pens: liquid ink pens and gel ink pens. The first type uses an ink and ink supply system similar to a fountain pen and they are designed to combine the convenience of a ballpoint pen with the smooth "wet ink" effect of a fountain pen.

Less pressure needs to be applied to the pen to have it write cleanly. This permits holding the pen with less stress on the hand, saving energy and improving comfort. This can also translate to quicker writing speeds. This is especially true of liquid ink pens.

The inks usually have a greater range of colors due to the wider choice of suitable water-soluble dyes and/or to the use of pigments.

They tend to write more clearly than ballpoint pens do.

Question: What fine writing pen brands has the best selling rollerballs?




























Answer: Lamy’s Al-Star, Safari and their 2000 lines are the top selling rollerballs.

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Monday, November 26, 2012

Top 10 Writing Instruments of 2012

It’s not quite over yet, but as far as I’m concerned 2012 has been an extremely eventful year. On the positive, the Queen had her Diamond Jubilee, China launched its first female astronaut into space, the 2012 Summer Olympics were held in London, Curiosity landed on Mars, and chances are good no kind of apocalyptic event will happen on the 21st of December. In addition to this notable, one-of-a-kind achievements, I believe it should also be noted that 2012 has been a particularly good years for the world of stationery and its subsequent accessories. The pens, pencils, inks and writing instruments released this year have been some of the absolute best I’ve ever seen. Whether they have heart, style, confidence, subtle beauty or a simply magnetic appeal, this year has seen the emergence of some truly remarkable pieces.
Therefore, the staff at Pen Boutique has decided to compile a list of what are arguably the best writing instruments this year has to offer. Whether you get them for yourself or decide to give them away as a beautiful and thoughtful gift this holiday season, the choice is yours! All I can guarantee is that each and every one of these instruments are sure to please.
10. The Metropolitan Museum of Arts Russian Imperial Rollerball Pen. Possessing a much nicer history than Russia’s actual imperial family, the Russian Imperial is based upon the works of Peter Carl Fabergé. A jeweler in late 19th century Petersburg, Russia, Fabergé managed to become the world’s greatest master of guilloche enameling. This type of coating is a time-intensive technique in which polychrome enamel is layered over circular, straight or wavy patterns that are engraved on metal. The Imperial Russian’s engraved opal pattern, available in either red or blue lacquer, is coated in translucent enamel. The pen’s 24k gold trims combined with a beautiful gold overlay cap top provides a regal, finished look to this luxurious design.
9. The Stipula Gladiator Steel Nib Fountain Pen. Talking about this pen makes me sorely want to re-watch the movie for the fourth time, but I suppose that will have to wait. Stipula has chosen to pay tribute to the memory of the Roman Gladiator; fearless warriors who are just as legendary and universally renowned as Roma itself. The Gladiator is available in three colors: deep sea blue, jet black and crimson. Each is a fitting reminiscence of the noble legacy of the Gladiator, and is only accented by its shined golden accents. The pen features the Roman Colosseum as a matte gold band around the resin barrel’s center while the nib is composed of antique gold-finished steel. The gold-colored clip is styled to resemble a gladius, a short sword used by Ancient Roman foot soldiers. The top of the pen’s cap features a Gladiator’s shield along with a trident, net and helmet, a fanciful repertoire of all of a gladiator’s traditional weaponry.
8. The Fisher Space Infinium Titanium Nitride Ballpoint Pen. This Fisher Executive Pen offers the heft, feel, style and boldness that today's office warrior simply can’t live without. The body of this piece possesses a reflective, black titanium nitride finish. The word “Infinium” is written across the length of the pen, and provides an exquisitely futuristic look to the pen’s monochrome theme. The permanently attached clip and slide-on cap embodies this pen’s excellent convenience and portability. As with all Fisher Space Pens, it offers extreme quality and durability on which you can always rely. So, whether you’re working inside or outside the office, the Infinium provides style and comfort in both writing and presentation.
7. The Delta Indigenous People Kanaka Maoli Hawaii SPEC Limited Edition Fountain Pen. In a collection that is limited to 100 pieces worldwide, the Delta Indigenous People Series has created an utter tour de force in honor of the Kanaka Maoli. Descendants of warriors and fisherman, these peoples are aborigines of an ancient island where the soul of the earth, sea and sky is in perfect harmony with the body and mind. They lived on an island that, not too long along, was its own kingdom; an island called Hawaii. The body of this tributary piece is hand-turned from solid bars of a new type of resin that has a natural, blue-green, sea-like coloring. The solid, sterling silver ring around the middle, possesses a flower-based pattern that features a natural aquamarine stone while the sterling silver clip is crafted in the form of an ancient Kanaka warrior mask. Both of these features are plated with 24K gold and enriched with a layer of pink gold to emphasize their intricate details. The fountain pen version contains a specially designed solid gold 18K nib decorated with a rendition of a Leiomano, a Hawaiian shark tooth weapon.
6. The Cross Tech3+ Stylus Accessory. I highly doubt there is a pen out there that could get any more convenient than the Tech3+. This pen is a brilliant combination of three totally different but equally important elements in the brave new world of writing: ballpoint pen, pencil and stylus. The ballpoint pen writes in black or red ink while the pencil uses 0.5mm lead. The stylus accessory, in my opinion, is the most ingenious aspect of the entire piece. At the opposite end of the pen is a conductive, soft, silicone rubber that conveys electrical signals to touch screen devices. The Tech3+ glides smoothly across any screen or sheet of paper. Available in a brilliant selection of five different colors (chrome, satin blue, satin black, satin chrome and frosty pink), the Tech3+ is fun, quirky, and extremely easy to use.
5. The Graf von Faber-Castell Pen of the Year 2012 Fountain Pen. The masterful collaboration of dozens of gold leaf sheets and ancient German wetland oak makes the 2012 Pen of the Year an extraordinary masterpiece. The wood’s deep, gnarled texture is beautifully exemplified by masterfully-applied coatings of 24K gold leaves and a final, strong resin coat. The application method dates back to an ancient Egyptian technique practiced 4,000 years ago. The 18K bicolor gold nib is available in widths of fine, medium and broad, with each one being ‘run in’ by hand. All metal fittings are 24K gold-plated. The end cap protects the twist knob filling mechanism and the crown is topped by a chessboard faceted citrine gemstone set into the cap. With its classical mystique and privileged air, this pen manages to capture the eye and heart in a dazzling display of light and beauty.
4. The Pilot Namiki Vanishing Point 2012 Charcoal Limited Edition Fountain Pen. Namiki’s newest Limited Edition Vanishing Point combines the cool allure of charcoal-colored marble with the irresistible appeal of rhodium trims to create a pen that is essential for your Vanishing Point collection. It has all the convenient attributes that makes a vanishing point a bestseller: a retractable point, a clip that keeps ink out of your pocket, and an effortless push-top mechanism. The nib is made of beautiful 18k White Gold that effortlessly compliments the pen’s silver-colored trimmings and dark, smoky body. (Unfortunately, it’s limited to only 850 pieces in the U.S., so make sure you get it before it’s too late!
3. The Lamy 2000 Brushed Stainless Steel Rollerball Pen. The LAMY 2000 series is a classic among designer writing instruments. Incredible manufacturing skills and a maximum level of precision were required in order to produce this absolutely timeless design. The seamless, partially hand finished body has a velvety, matt brushed stainless steel surface. The barrel’s platinum coating is further complimented by the pen’s polished, spring-mounted clip. The final product is a harmonic combination of high-end craftsmanship and complex technical processes.
2. The Parker Ingenuity Large GT Limited Edition Year of the Dragon Pen. This beautiful limited edition piece pays tribute to one of the most sacred mythical creatures in Chinese history. 2012 is the Year of the Dragon in the Chinese calendar, and Parker has created a piece that is just as breathtaking as it is culturally inspiring. Its sturdy body is coated with vibrant, maroon-colored Chinese lacquer. A striking, gold-plated acid-etched dragon wraps around the barrel in a pleasantly exotic design. The gilded creature is beautifully complimented by the 1.2mm gold plated barrel, cap and gold PVD trims. Completely an already enticing offer is the Ingenuity’s legendary flexible tip. Famed for its intuitive adjustment to the user’s writing style, it provides an exceptionally smooth and fluid writing experience. This one, also unfortunately, is limited to just 8,000 pieces. (I would think they would only make 1,202 – just to be clever, you know?)
1. Montblanc Jonathan Swift Black Broad Limited Edition Fountain Pen – Writer Series. Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver’s Travels and A Modest Proposal was a literary powerhouse with who now has a work of art to match. Montblanc’s Writers Edition has chosen 2012 to honor the forefather and trailblazer of what we now know to be satire. The Jonathan Swift Montblanc Pen’s black lacquer barrel is decorated with multilayered inlays designed to represent the ropes that were used to bind Gulliver when he visited Lilliput, the land of the tiny people, in his first adventure. The precious black resin cap is shaped like Gulliver’s tricorne and bears Jonathan Swift’s signature. A platinum-plated clip depicts the tall, beautiful staircase of the mayor of Lilliput while the delicately designed rhodium-plated 18K gold nib boasts an elaborate engraving of the Lilliput Imperial Army. The Jonathan Swift is a limited edition piece with restricted worldwide access. It is a gem of its generation. This series is an impeccable, stylish dedication to a man who managed to carve out his own place in the massive history of the English language.
So there you have it! 2012 saw the release of some truly remarkable pieces. Whether it’s the exotic styling of the Delta Maoli Hawaii, the cultural significance of the Year of the Dragon, the practicality of the Tech3+ or the sleek, silvery style of the Lamy 2000, each of these instruments has its own unique spark of individuality and beauty. Each and every one manages to be perfect for just about any situation: something for the office, a Christmas gift or for your own personal enjoyment! The holiday season is starting heat up, and it would be the shame of the year for you to miss all these fantastic deals. Good luck, and happy shopping!











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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Let the season begin….

If there is one thing Americans are relatively modest about, it’s our sports teams. The Olympics, for example, are always a popular, but never fanatical, success. We go, we cheer passionately, we make sure we come home with the most medals (or at the very least more than China), we produce a few athletic starlets, and then we come home, safe and secure in our international athletic dominance. This of course isn’t to say that we aren’t fiercely proud of our athletes and the years of hard work and dedication they put toward their sports. The Fab Five are certified angels, our women’s soccer have won hearts on and off the field, our basketball boys have continued resoundingly demolishing the international competition and at the end of the day none of us are complaining. It’s just that, on a whole, compared to our northern neighbor’s borderline terrifying pride in their hockey teams, our transatlantic friends’ unfathomable loyalty to their soccer teams, and our southern neighbors’ who have actually started wars over the aforementioned sport, Americans enjoy a successful, but comparatively subdued feeling towards our teams.
Football is the exception.
The Canadian riots that take place at the conclusion of every Stanley Cup and the Brit’s unfailing loyalty to their soccer teams that, well, aren’t that good, all utterly pale in comparison to violent and undying allegiance Americans have toward their football teams. The dedicators typically fall into one of three categories: the casual but loyal fan, the fan who has made football a certified study and knows the statistics and trade history of every NFL player of importance, and the ‘die-hard heaven forbid you ever utter a single derogatory statement about their favorite team lest you risk having your lights punched out’ fan. (No exaggeration, I’ve actually seen grown adults get into physical altercations inside their place of business over football teams.) It doesn’t even matter how good or bad the team is – they can be the absolute worst team in the entire league – but if you get on the wrong side of a die-hard fan, you should never expect anything less than getting the stuffing beaten out of you in the dead of night and your car getting totaled via sledgehammer. (You think I’m joking? I assure you, my metaphors are quite tame compared to what actually happen to some poor unfortunate souls.) Believe you me, the shenanigans that goes on during Eastern European soccer matches is child’s play to veteran football fans, and from what I’ve seen in the news recently, that’s saying something.
September 5th officially started this year’s football season, and the whole shebang won’t be over until February 3, 2013 with Super Bowl XLVII (47). Since we’re in the very beginning of the regular season, that coveted cup is up for grabs and it’s literally anyone’s game at this point (depending on who you ask). With all these new hopefuls arriving on the field this season, it’s only reasonable that you add a whole new lineup to your writing repertoire. The first player on the green is the Lamy 2000 Brushed Stainless Steel Fountain Pen. A staggering amount of manufacturing skills and precision levels were required to create this timeless design using only one material: stainless steel. After extensive processing and designing, the Lamy 2000’s finished product possesses a high-end, velvet, matt brushed body. Its seamless, partially hand-finished surface is shaped to provide the optimum in form and function. For those of you who want a little more color, Sheaffer and Scuderia Ferrari are proud to present the Sheaffer Ferrari 100 Rollerball Pen. Its sleek, bold design features either a fire red or midnight black body with silver-colored rings and accents. At the highest level of quality, each pen proudly displays the Ferrari emblem upon the cap and the renowned “White Dot” of excellence on the clip. Each instrument reflects the same profound passion, extraordinary talent and incredible expertise that drives the Ferrari company. (I will refrain from making an awful pun.) The last, but most certainly not least, player up for grabs is the Monteverde Poquito Stylus XL Ballpoint Pen. This pen has been redesigned with a consideration for convenience, practicability and stylish new colors. The soft rubber stylus is as responsive as fingers on a touch screen, but offers better accuracy and leaves no fingerprints. The piece is compatible with smart phones, tables, GPS, E-readers as well as public ATMS and airport kiosks. With colors ranging from Graphie Grey to violet to turquoise, this is a universal gift that any techie would love to have.
Whether it’s the aforementioned gems or one of the many others who have just arrived from the factory, you need to make sure you’re looking sharp this season. Your favorite teams certainly are, and how would it look if you didn’t represent them accordingly? So get your pens, get your jersey, get your giant foam finger, and get yourself to a TV, ‘cause this thing only comes once a year and it’s something you certainly don’t want to miss.



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