Kaweco - h & m gutberlet GmbH

Kaweco TITAN SPORT Fountain Pen

Germany , Nürnberg

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Kaweco TITAN SPORT Fountain Pen

This pocket roller ball pen has a closed size of only 10.5 cm and grows to a standard size of 12,7 cm with a mounted cap.

Titanium is an especially interesing material that, as a result of its unique characteristics, is mainly used in highly technological sectors. Due to its exceptional sturdiness, combined with its relatively light weight, it is favored in both aerospace and medical technology. That’s why the Kaweco Titan Sport is just as durable as our other metal-based series, with only a fraction of their weight.

In addition to the pen, we recommend one of our clips for the Sport model or our Sport pouches made of fine leather for one or two pens.

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