DIPLOMAT S.A.S.

DIPLOMAT Nexus Luxury Pen

France , Paris

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DIPLOMAT Nexus Luxury Pen

Nexus, the alliance of History and Innovation

To celebrate the brand's 100th anniversary, Diplomat has drawn inspiration from both the past and the future for its new fountain pen, Nexus.

Nexus comes from latin necto which means linking, connecting and is a word used in Chemistry. It shows our idea of the pen linking the past and the future

Based on piston technology, an invention described by pen enthusiasts as revolutionary at the start of the 20th century, but combining it with a new patented sealing system by closing the cap, Nexus combines the best of yesterday and tomorrow.

No more risk of running out of fuel; no more cartridges and their plastic packaging.

Thanks to its unique characteristics - proven seal, no risk of leakage even on an airplane, large ink capacity, ease of use and perfect fluidity of writing - Nexus offers a reassuring and infinite writing experience.

Technical details :

  • Large tank (equivalent to 7 cartridges)
  • Screw cap
  • Visible ink level
  • Automatic closing sealing system (under patent)
  • Pipette filling support kit
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