Leonardo - MZG 2.0 Art of Guilloche | 🖋️ Fountain Pen Review |

Welcome to our review of the exquisite Leonardo Officina Italiana Momento Zero Grande 2.0 from the renowned Art of Guilloche Collection. In this video, I’ll take you through the craftsmanship, design, and writing experience of this luxurious fountain pen.
What You'll See in This Video:
Unboxing: A first look at the packaging and presentation.
Design & Build: Detailed insights into the Guilloche pattern and overall aesthetics.
Comparisons: How it stacks up against other high-end fountain pens.
Writing Test: Demonstrating the pen’s performance with different inks and papers.
Final Thoughts: My personal impressions and whether this pen is worth the investment.
Why Watch?
If you are a fountain pen enthusiast or collector, or if you are considering adding a Leonardo pen to your collection, this review will provide you with all the information you need. Join me as I explore the beauty and functionality of this remarkable writing instrument.
About the Leonardo Officina Italiana:
Leonardo Officina Italiana is renowned for its dedication to traditional craftsmanship and innovative designs. The Momento Zero Grande 2.0 is a testament to their commitment to quality and artistry.
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[@fossilimprint2954]

Wonderful detailed review of the pen. Interesting that the guilloche is literally where you can feel it on the pen body.

[@pen.venture]

indeed - this is a stunning pen

[@PalashBackup]

Guilloche is one of my favorite patterns. Otto Hutt did do some good designs in the past.

[@pen.venture]

:D yup OH does some awesome stuff in this technique

[@danielk.288]

Thanks for the detailed review!

[@pen.venture]

My pleasure! Glad it was helpful

[@milchpuder]

Nice colours and love the rose gold ones. In person, the guilloche is quite shallow. Some of the nibs (e.g. steel flex) are a set a bit deep into the section so the nibs look short for the size of pen. Gold nibs seem to be set longer so look better.

[@pen.venture]

Well there is a fine line in between guilloche and just having deep carved vertical lines that basically dont enhance the look/touch - they change it completely.

[@KenCunkle]

You mentioned that the nib and feed were easily removable for the steel nib option. Is the same thing true for the gold nib and feed?

[@pen.venture]

hmmmm - on gold is not a nib unit detachable since its glued - the only way to remove the nib is by pulling it out of the section together with the ebonite feeder

[@nrs6956]

Thank you.

[@pen.venture]

You're welcome!

[@assistivetek]

Hi Eme - will you be attending the DC Pen Show?

[@pen.venture]

hey hey - sadly not, lots of work and its just too much / im doing good progress on the Gravitas website and as soon as we will go live, ill have plenty of time left to catch up with all on the show's arena

[@julienzerilli4082]

As a French I have to intervene. Guillochet is pronounced “gui-o-chet”. Nice details on the pen though.

[@pen.venture]

:)) im all up for being corrected on my French pronunciation - greetings brother

[@ViktorDmytrenko]

Thank you for the review. Looks nice, but nothing too special. And definitely not for $400+

[@pen.venture]

Fair enough! 400 gold nib / 260 steel nib ... just to not miss this