Visconti Homo Sapiens Fountain Pen Overview
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- The Visconti Homo Sapiens is often considered to be a "holy grail" fountain pen among many fountain pen enthusiasts. The Visconti brand as a whole felt this way for me, so I'm beyond excited to be an authorized Visconti retailer, allowing me to offer this particular fountain pen to you. The Homo Sapiens is the only fountain pen that I know of that is made of actual volcanic rock!
The Homo Sapiens is available in a variety of trim options, from the rose gold Bronze Age to the stealthed out black Dark Age to the metallic red Magma edition.
The nib is made of 23kt Palladium (though began transitioning to 18kt gold in late 2019) and is extremely wet, and incredibly smooth. The Hook Safe Lock provides a unique and satisfying cap closure. It fills via Visconti's power filler vacuum system.
We're extremely excited to be adding this one-of-a-kind fountain pen to Goulet Pens! For information on the latest versions, more pictures, and technical specs on the Visconti Homo Sapiens, check out GouletPens.com.
TIMESTAMPS:
Unboxing - (0:56)
Materials - (2:35)
Trim Options - (4:09)
Features - (4:59)
Nib Options - (7:40)
Filling Mechanism - (9:37)
How It Writes - (11:58)
Additional Features - (15:50)
"My Pen" System - (17:51)
Price - (18:46)
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I mean. I get why people say it's stupid to spend so much on a pen... But don't people spend way too much on say...belts and other designer accessories? I'd take a way expensive pen over a way expensive designer belt any day.
Yeah, different people have different priorities. To each their own! A fountain pen still has a practical side beyond just the aesthetics, so I agree with you. - Colin
If you can save up for it, do it. Just like any other fine accessory.
Same thoughts. As a poor person, these pens are NOT just pens. I call them JEWELRIES THAT CAN WRITE.
Yup, pretty much. Different people, different drugs. Some of us are into watches, other, well, buy a damn phone every now and then.
@@sofijeffrey9797 If you' have to "save up" for a damn pen/watch, I guess you should reconsider your financial priorities.
"You can get it in any color you want, as long as it's black."
As Henry Ford used to say about his cars...
Incorrect.
I can’t stop laughing after that. Visconti really needs to get on figuring out how to color lava...
just spray pant it. be sure to cover the nib and the threads though, you don't want any paint or dust on the inside.
You can have any brew, as long as it’s a Corona!
"You can get it any color as long as its black" oh Brian, you make me chuckle sometimes hehe. Man do I want this pen.
OMG THIS PEN IS AWESOME I NEED IT!
*checks the price*
Hmmm... On second though, the Pilot Metropolitan doesn't see too bad :')
I know that feeling! That's why my wishlist is ever growing. ;) - Colin
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I thought that toooooooo😂😂
This is exactly what I thought three years ago when I started. Now I have one, as well as a Divina. The rabbit hole runs deep, lol.
What put me over the price and into the realm of purchasing one was the fact that by absorbing my hand oils and sweat I am able to write for hours upon hours comfortably, unlike most other pens with few exceptions. Being in a field of education requiring extreme amounts of research and note taking I got over the price and am very pleased with that decision.
Definitely an investment pen that seems like a good match for you! - Colin
Exactly, I am now on the debate of a purchase of a 2nd in a different nib size because of the great qualities of this instrument; also, its nice to see another Colin, and not Collin ;) we seem to be the minority!
Your better off with a Bic pen
@@TopQ428 cool story bud 👌
I had a dream about this pen. ( No pun intended ) Guess I should start saving up now.
It really is a great pen, so a worthy addition to any wishlist (mine included). :) - Colin
Nice review, Brian. I always appreciate your take on products that you carry.
+David Thompson We appreciate you watching them! -Margaret
I have this pen and it is FANTASTIC. I originally bought it with a bold nib but it ate ink and was way too bold so I went to medium, which cost me more than most pens, and that was a match made in heaven and I use it daily. Tons of compliments I’ll have it the rest of my life so to me it’s worth the $
Great video about a beautiful pen. Thanks for posting!
Hello from Florence!! Really nice review!
Brian - Thanks a lot for the detailed review
I love the double-broad Homo Sapiens that you guys special ordered for me (thank you!), and yeah--if the "regular" nibs (i.e. fine, medium, etc.) are wet, that double-broad is basically a paint brush. But in the best possible way! I adore the way it writes. I typically take a different "nice" pen to work with me every day, but the Homo Sapiens has found its way into my laptop bag every day since I got it. You need some sturdy paper to handle the fire hose of ink that it puts out, but it's sooooo worth it. With a nicely-shading ink in it (I've been using my beloved Noodler's Antietam), it's about the most enjoyable writing experience I've ever had.
It's made out of freaking volcano!
And the double broad seemed a bit stub-like if I remember correctly! No doubt that thing is a fire hose! I'm glad you like it Sam, and thanks for supporting my company :) -Brian
+The Goulet Pen Company I have the 1.3 stub - is true is really like a paint brush. Is not easy to use it for casual writing though because of how wet it is, i regret a little not to have gotten a more classic medium.
Oh man. My dream pen. I keep telling my hubby how awesome it is cuz it's made out of freaking lava, but he doesn't get it LOL.
+Nicole Look-Christensen (The Recliner Jockey) haha, I'm surprised that doesn't work! He has heard you but he hasn't really listened. No joke, the lava rock used comes from Mt. Etna in Sicily, and it is harvested from a hermit that lives inside the volcano. Visconti had to develop a special mixture of volcanic rock and resin so the pen would hold ink since it's naturally such a hygroscopic material. It's really cool! It's made of FREAKING LAVA! -Brian Goulet
Absolutely sold by the review, and damn it's gorgeous.
How easy is the vacuum filler to clean? I haven't used one before.
It's not the easiest. You can't disassemble, or see inside so you just have to keep bringing water into the pen and expelling it until it flows clear. Using non-permanent inks makes this pretty short work though. - Colin
Oh my stars this pen is stunning!
+Wendy Rangel Isn't it? Nothing else really like it! -Margaret
Nice facial expressions at 16:00 😂😂😂😂
+job31verse1 Oh my gosh! That is hilarious. I didn't even notice this until you pointed it out!! :) Thanks for the laugh -Margaret
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Dude! i don't even see what you are talki n ing a bo ut..... OH Wait... I SEE IT ! LOL !
Haha Great catch omg
Hi Brian, would you recommend the Sailor 1911 classic or the Visconti Homo Sapiens or the Mont Blanc starwalker. Thanks for the video!
I think I've found exactly the pen that I've been looking for!!
Beautiful review! This will be my present for myself once I finish my doctoral dissertation this year. #ChristmasIsComing
Definitely a pen worthy of such an accomplishment! - Colin
Congratulations!
Hi Brian I liked your review on visconty bronze age .I have a small handwriting so I think ef nib would be suitable. Recently I purchased a Lamy 2000 medium nib but I think that is a bit on the broader side according to my standard/estimation. I was a bit confused over pelican souveran m1000 and homosapiens bronze age. Pelican is way too expensive and its inconsistency regarding the nib size is quite disconcerting. After purchasing an expensive pen and sending it to a nib meister to get it writing is not what I wanted. If I order from you can you ship it to India. Also please explain the filling mechanism, it's a bit confusing. In Lamy 2000 we just need to unscrew and tighten the knob. In bronze age do we have to turn the knob and pull it all the way back? I didn't get it. Please reply
do you know when the prototype ink window homosapien will available?
Sicilians love making anything out of Mt. Etna's volcanic rock. When I visited, we went to Mt. Etna and there's a gift shop near it, where almost everything they sell is made out of that stuff.
I'm new to fountain pens. I recently tried three different ones that I ordered from Amazon and found them, well, not very appealing. I had returned all three. I've been researching fountain pens and I have finally settled on the Homo sapien. The videos here are an amazing selling point. My order is actually still pending from Goulet. Gosh I hope that ships soon… Hint :-) i've also been dabbling into calligraphy, although it looks more like a Child learning penmanship at this point. Finding educational content for this is my other latest research endeavor.
Thank you for this video, you sold me on the pen. I ordered the extra fine
We're back today after the long holiday weekend, so your order should be processed this morning! Great call on the HS, it's one of Brian's daily carry pens. - Colin
I really want the Dark Age version of this pen. Two questions if I may: Do you deliver to the UK?
How can you check the ink level in the pen? Do you end up guessing by the number of pages you’ve written?
I may pull the trigger on getting one this year if the stars align.
This pen is making me drool. 10 years ago or so when I got into pens I thought my Lamy Studio was my wish list pen.... Still one of my favorite pens. But I somehow wound up with 7 or 8 safaris, a Metropolitan and a few Kawcos. A few other misc. But if I knew then what I know now I would have gotten one and not the others and saved for something like this. The drool on my desk right now is overflowing!
Today, the Magma, extra fine nib, has become my Grail pen. Hopefully i’ll be able to obtain it soon. It’s already on my list at your website 😁
Very comprehensive video Brian
Thanks! I tried to cover it all here! -Brian
Very nice video. Brian, could you tell us how many A4 pages are possible to fill with a regular size Homo sapiens in all nibs sizes? Thank you.
That's a pretty in-depth question. I've added it to our Q&A spreadsheet, so Brian may expand upon it further. Might be pretty labor intensive. - Colin
Hello, are these the very same nibs that Visconti used on their Opera Elements pens? I wanted to get a Cherry Juice Opera Elements pen, but I kept reading unfavourable reviews about poor ink flow. Supposedly they used a Dreamtouch nib, but maybe it's a different generation. For a pen of that price ($600), I don't feel that I should have to send it out for tweaking. Anyway, your H.S. pen writes nicely, but did you notice any trouble with ink flow, skips, etc.? Thanks.
They look similar but I'd have to confirm if they're actually the same or not. I haven't had any flow issues with the Homo Sapiens in any of the pens I've tested, if anything it's very generous and maybe too wet for some! I hear ya, pens in this price deserve to write well, we can test it for you upon purchase if you request it in your order comments -Brian
Brian, for the Visconti Bronze Homosapiens, do you need to unscrew the back of the pen since it is a power filler (vacuum filler) in order to allow the ink to flow from the storage well to the feed when writing for a long period of time?
What lesslighter said. You'll want to unscrew the back if you write a lot, though I haven't had to do that much in my daily writing yet. The feed is pretty long and holds decent ink. -Brian
I own this pen and am thoroughly satisfied. If I had to liquidate my entire pen collection save for one, this is easily the one I would keep!
If I want a M size line should I go for the F nib because it's so wet?
For sure looks like a great pen.... I thought it would be priced higher while watching the video.
Every few months I come back to this video for motivation to keep saving :)
It's a worth goal! -Brian
Is it though? I’ve hear bad things about quality issues with these pens...
Does Visconti offer nib switches? I got a medium that I would love switch out for a fine.
Not that I'm aware of. Though wedo sell their steel nib units if you have one of the steel-nibbed Viscontis (Rembrandt, Van Gogh). It may be worth reaching out directly to Visconti if they offer anything for the more expensive models. - Colin
Thinking of buying the bronze. My concern is other youtube reviews that complain about various quality control issues. Have you seen this problem since you began carrying the brand? Thanks
There we some at the beginning, but Visconti has worked out and I haven't had any issues with recent productions. We can also ink up and test a nib to make sure it's up to our standards prior to shipping to you. - Colin
I'm currently very interested in buying one, but I could only dip the pen in ink at my local store so I cannot critically evaluate how the nib performs. I want an M nib from i.e. montblanc so should I go with F? Which ink goes well with this pen? How about iroshizuku's? Thanks.
The nib is called a 'Dreamtouch' nib for a reason. It's very smooth and a great writing pen. You can check out our Nib Nook (www.gouletpens.com/nib-nook) to see which one compares to the Montblanc as I'm less familiar with those pens. Pilot Iroshizuku inks would work wonderfully in this pen. - Colin
The Goulet Pen Company Thank you for replying, your 'Nib Book' tool really helps.
I own one of the bronze. The nub is a bit soft for me, but that is not meant to be a negative. It's due to old age and physical disability. In any case, the pen is exquisite to hold and write with. Best is, the longer you write with it, the more comfortable it is. Just a dream. If you can afford one, you will never be sorry! Do yourself -- or your better half -- a BIG favor!
Nice! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it :) -Brian
Hi Brian, I'm considering between buying the Homosapiens Bronze and the Parker Duofold Centennial. What are your opinions on both
Both pens write really wet, but the Homo Sapiens nib is softer. I don't have a Centennial in my personal collection so I have a bit more affinity towards the Homo Sapiens. I think the pen is more unique and innovative than the Centennial, if that matters to you. The Parker will be more meaningful if you're an avid Parker fan.-Brian
Well around Christmas time Im buying this pen for myself. Definitely the bronze age. It's so gorgeous and will be my first "serious" fountain pen. Unless you start stocking Pelikan m800's. Then we may have to talk.
+shootest69 I can special order Pelikan m800's (no upcharge) but I don't stock them regularly (probably better for your wallet). -Brian Goulet
that's awesome. thank you for the quick reply and I'll keep that in mind.
Do they feel anything like frosted glass?
Are Visconti pens outfitted with nib units like Pelikan where it's all one unit or a nib and feed that come out separately?
+The Goulet Pen Company I'm thinking of my older Visconti Opera Black. Maybe the same setup exists with the older pens....
+Parsa Shamloo I'm not sure -Brian
Can it leave in water for all night?
（to remove the stain on the grip section）
Have you noticed any issues with the hygroscopic material absorbing and staining the section? If so, how do I avoid it?
It will most likely absorb ink when on the section, best recommendation is using a Visconti travel ink pot or wipe with a wet cloth after each filling to ensure it won't stain
have you tried this pen with the viscouti travelling inkwell? I imagine the capacity is greater filling it with the traveling inkwell.
+Michael Quigley I have! It works great, it's the easiest way to get a full filling on the HS -Brian Goulet
Love all your videos... I got a very quick question, I am from Canada. Wondering how much it will cost me regarding shipping?
Thank you
It really depends on the weight of the shipment & how soon you want it. From what I've seen, around $15 seems to be the average (not expedited shipping). - Colin
@@Gouletpens don't forget costs of crossing the boarder....brokerage, taxes, duties....buying from a Canadian vendor may be wise.
I still need to get one Bronze
How does this compare to a wet 18K nib (e.g. M1000) in the same price range? Which of these would be a more 'smoother/ springy' writing experience (18K Gold or 23K Palladium)?
I'd say it's pretty similar. Equally wet (maybe more so with the broader nibs) and a bit more spring to it. (Comparing it to the M800 as that's what I've used, not the M1000) - Colin
Like the TWSBI Vac, do you need to leave the end unscrewed for lengthy writing?
It can start to dry up, so opening up the back will help keep the ink flowing! - Colin
Thank you!
I just got into fountain pens (I only have the pilot preppy) and I'm looking to buy a fountain pen that I'll use and it will last for life, but I'm a little nervous buying something so expensive. Is there anything that is similar to this in a lower price range?
Can't go wrong with a pilot metropolitan
So I've seen your guy's beginner videos and ive never held a fountain pen before in my life but a friend of mine recommended that I should get one seeing how I enjoy writing in cursive or writing in general.
I was hoping if you guys might be able to recommend a pen to someone who has large hands, writes in cursive, and is willing to put in the practice. The previous video I watched really got me interested in "flex pens" for the line variations. Thank you for these helpful informative video by the way!
Flex pens can be pretty finicky, so I'd steer clear of those to start. But if you're looking for line variation, stub nibs can achieve that without much of a headache. A large lightweight like the Conklin All American has a stub nib option. Jinhao x750 as well, but you would need to buy a stub nib to swap onto it. - Colin
@@Gouletpens wow you reply fast! Thank you ^^
@@Gouletpens Hello again Colin! I'm about to purchase my first pen right now. I'm on your site and I just want to know if you guys at Goulet would also recommend the "Conklin Duragraph Fountain Pen - Black Matte / Rose Gold" 1.1 Stub nib? Seeing that its limited edition and on sale, I figured this would be a good opporutnity to have this be my first pen. Is there any difference in feel compared to the Conklin All-American? Thank you for taking the time for helping someone like me who is new to this by the way ^^
Can someone please answer me if I am actually able to write with the EF nib in a high angle? Something like 75º or 80º between the pen and the paper. Thank you.
Just tried that writing angle with the EF Homo Sapiens. It writes just fine, but I do think you get a bit more feedback from that angle. Ink flows a little dry as well, but overall still a good writing experience. - Colin
@@Gouletpens I really apreciate that you took your time to answer me. I actually like this kind of feedback, so it might turns out to be my next pen and the first from Goulet Pens ;)
Is that Rhodia paper?
I've also found that Fabriano paper is very welcoming to fountain pens
Yep, that's Rhodia paper, great option for fountain pens. I've heard good things about Fabriano but haven't tried it myself. - Colin
How are the different sizes comparable with Pelikan fountain pens? Is the midi size as big as a M400, M600 or M800 and what about the large size?
The midi size is a little bit longer than the M600. A bit wider as well. Maxi is a bit bigger than the M800. You can compare the different sizes on our Pen Plaza (www.gouletpens.com/pen-plaza) so you find one that fits what you're looking for. - Colin
Thanks for the answer and the very interesting link! :)
Goulet friends need help here to decide btw the homosapien bronze and the new limited edition chiantishire, hope i spelled it right. Btw the two, which one would brian/Colin or Drew pull the trigger on?😀
Many thanks👍
That's tough! I love the demonstrator appeal of the Chiantishire, but the red doesn't do it for me. So I would side with the Bronze Age HS. - Colin
I thought I had all of my grail pens when I collected the Pilot Custom 823, the Lamy 2000, and the Wetlands Cypress Pen.
Then I had to see this one.
I'm new to fountain pens and I'm very interested in demonstrator pens! Any ideas on brands pens or places I can search for just that style?
Check out TWSBI, they have several affordable demo pens like the Eco, Mini, and 580. -Brian
+The Goulet Pen Company thank you! I really enjoy all your videos
Do we get to keep the viscounti logo medal if we buy a mypen jewel ? Or do we just get the jewel itself without the original one ?
You'll also get the original one if you order a mypen jewel as well. - Colin
Katalavaino i'm pretty sure that in one of the reviews I heard about a nib exchange program through Visconti.
The case in which my Dark Age came does not have the little drawer in the case. It appears Visconti made a change in the design.
Does Goulet not sell the midi anymore? I can't seem to find it on the site.
It was recently discontinued by Visconti! - Colin
@@Gouletpens Oh well. Not like I could afford it anyway
Does anyone know what shirt he is wearing. I love the color.
Not sure of where the shirt is from, sorry about that! -Margaret
Can't wait unitl I'm rich and stupid enough to get one.
Same
You will never be rich if you're stupid. :)
Same to you: you will never be rich if you're stupid. :)
vikas bedi It was a joke, I've already spent too much on pens :(
@@BrMatthewF There are rich and poor stupid people. There’s no correlation between being rich/poor and stupid/intelligent. I’m rich and intelligent and I’ve got one.
I’m happy.
It’s that simple.
Hi Brain, is this pen safe for air travel? Thanks
Rob
Yup! It's still best to try to keep it nib up when traveling, like it is with any pen. The larger size has the vacuum fill, the smaller one is a piston but won't threaten to leak much. -Brian
Brian sir... please review all the nib sizes of homosapiens (14k nib).. please
Did they drop the steel age? I can't find it on the site
Yeah, that was discontinued by Visconti in early 2017. - Colin
@@Gouletpens Welp. At least the Dark Age looks cool.
How do you clean this pen. That is my only fear.
Are sheaffer pens any good they r cheap for high end pens but I dunno if to trust them
+Hovis Mills They're definitely nice writing pens! -Margaret
+The Goulet Pen Company thanks, I always wanted a nice fountain pen but most are very expensive, I usually use cross
Nice video, but you should consider Graf von Faber-Castell and Faber-Castell pens, the former being excellent.
14:31 “hmm, should I write stub or italic? Stub would make sense because it is indeed a stub nib, but Italic would also make sense because thats what they call it. Naah screw it I‘ll just write ‘nib’”
is it a double reservoir power filler
This particular model is just a single reservoir power filler, but we did just launch the Homo Sapiens London Fog (www.gouletpens.com/visconti-homo-sapiens/c/381/?sortBy=productName+asc&facetValueFilter=Tenant~Body_Color%3Ablue) that is a double reservoir. - Colin
Love mine...
I have 3 of the regular size pens, 2 F size, 1 EF size, going to hunt for another EF size. This pen is that good. :)
Can I have one lol!
Hello geologist here. It will be heavier than granite as basalt is a more dense rock. Just figured Bryan would appreciate the info. Hoping this pen is available for a few more years as I am hoping to attain a PhD in petrology and would love this pen as a graduation gift.
+Sam Louderback That's some great information to know. This pen should be around for a while and would make an excellent gift. Best of luck! - Colin
Unless it’s got some porosity, then it could be lighter than granite :)
How do you feel about the Visconti Pentagon?
I think the design is awesome & unique. Love the faceted look, but seems a bit on the higher end at $300 with the steel nib & cartridge/converter. Kind of in the grey area of Visconti price ranges (Same with the Vertigo). I'd go with a Rembrandt/Van Gogh ahead of it for less. - Colin
Can i buy the midi silver one from goulet?
Both the Midi & Steel Age have been discontinued by Visconti a few years back. Here is the current products available: www.gouletpens.com/collections/visconti-homo-sapiens-fountain-pens - Colin
Thanks
In your opinion which is better, visconti homo sapiens or lamy imporium,you Dont have a review of this pen yet
I prefer the writing experience from the LAMY gold nibs over the Visconti nibs, but I prefer the design and aesthetic on the Homo Sapiens more. It depends on which is more important to you. - Colin
@@Gouletpens Thanks for your answer! Both models likes me and want a next level pen, I have a Lamy 2000 but I want a finest and elegant model, could you give me another recomendations in this Kind of prices?
The Aurora Optima is a great option as well, it ticks a lot of the boxes one might want in a pen of this price range (gold nib, beautiful material, piston filler). Beyond that, Pelikan M800/M1000 are classics that have stood the test of time. There's also Namiki which can run higher in price, but the quality and craftsmanship is elite. Any of these 5 though are fantastic options and would be a good step from the LAMY 2000 (my personal favorite) - Colin
@@Gouletpens ok! Thank you!!
Do you guys ship to India ?
Yes we do! You can read more about our international shipping options on our FAQs: www.gouletpens.com/faq?tabNo=1 - Colin
Me: oh my god I have naturally sweaty palms I need this pen *sees price* on second thought what was that other material you mentioned with similar qualities, I’ll get back to this later
I love those chunky threads they use. Why does nobody else do that? It wouldn't be hard to make ;_;
+u_dun_goofed Patents
+Harry Armitage Aha, but China has a good answer to that!
Most devices with that kind of "threads" call them "bayonet" connections. Never seen them in a pen though (but not that I've been watching that long). Usually find them in newer prescription bottles and RF quick-disconnect connectors.
Hey....wait a second...am I seeing FLEX in the writing sample!?
What's the other pen in 17:24?
It's kind of hard to tell, but pretty certain that's the Edison Collier in Antique Marble (www.gouletpens.com/edison-collier-antique-marble-fountain-pen/p/ED-Collier-AntiqueMarble). - Colin
The Goulet Pen Company thank you 😊😊😊
I’m from India. I don’t have much knowledge of fountain pen. I use only Lamy, I have Lamy safari and 2000. Please suggest me a pen which is better than 2000 . I am extremely happy with 2000. Can I be happier with anything else?
Are there pens for school students
Here are some great options to check out: blog.gouletpens.com/2018/08/top-10-back-to-school-must-haves-for-fountain-pen-fans -Lydia
I think imma ask for this pen for Christmas, and pay for half, to 3/4 of it, and have it be the ly thing I get
can you branch of to a UK website
+largee 151 Don't have a UK website, but we can ship to the UK! -Margaret
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This pen looks so nice, but it's really expensive.
I need this pen now guess I'm gunna sell a few organs and books and all of my furniture....it'll be worth it!!!
+Syd leigh This is a lot of peoples "holy grail" pen so you're not alone. But that's what wishlists are for! Mine is filled with so many pens... - Colin
Mines all find with ink and 2 pens now
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+ The GouletPen Company
dude my countertops are made from basaltic lava ahaha
Weird flex but ok
Yeah, but can you write with your countertop?
I cannot persuade myself why I need a pen that is more expensive than my Pelikan m1000, the m1000 is already the furthest expense I can go.
**swoon**
+Tyler Ocon Seriously :) I mean... VOLCANO! -Margaret
I'm not sold on fountain pens it's touch and go meaning it could write great or it could write terrible and for the price on these pens it would be insanity to have such an expensive pen that does not write to your liking .
organic pen when it is made out of rock???
It's made out of lava! -Margaret
Am I the only one that finds this pen incredibly ugly?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. A pen made from a volcano is pretty interesting regardless! - Colin
yes, out of the 7.1 billion people on earth, you are the only one
Not ugly at all! It is very beautiful in my eyes. :)
Joshua Nolan so many pans are near clones of each other. This pen I find extremely beautiful personally. I do however have an affinity towards the rustic. Antiqued leather, I have such I think are fantastic, this will fit right in
7.2 ;}
For the price, the fit and finish of this pen actually looks kinda terrible. Take, for instance, the logo on the pen clip? Was it spray painted on?
A lot of people seem to have more money than they know what to do with. Lava? Are you serious? Manufactured in some villa someplace? Includes an advertising folder? Dear heaven. OK I do have a Montblanc 149 (which is one reason I don't need a ridiculous pen made of lava) so I'm not against expensive pens. And it's your money. Enjoy.
I've always been a fan of Visconti but, I'm sorry this is one UNATTRACTIVE pen!