Pilot Capless Limited Edition Metallic Copper Fountain Pen

Pilot Capless Limited Edition Metallic Copper 

Revel in the best of design and craftsmanship with the latest Pilot Capless Limited Edition Metallic Copper!  Every year, Pilot releases special editions of the Pilot Capless to commemorate the brand’s groundbreaking creation, gracefully marrying the luxury of a fountain pen with the handiness of a ball point pen. This year, only 2014 pieces of the Pilot Capless Limited Edition Metallic Copper  are produced and available worldwide, making it a prized addition to any fine pen collection. Brushed in metallic copper with silver rhodium accents and polished to a high sheen, the Pilot Capless Limited Edition Metallic Copper exudes charm and elegance in clean, classic lines to suit any occasion and personal flair. The choice of copper tone signifies strength and resilience of the ingenious technology behind the pen that remains relevant even today since its first unveiling in 1963. The Pilot Capless Limited Edition Metallic Copper Fountain Pen is available in 18K nibs in Fine, Broad and Medium.

About Pilot Pen

The Pilot Pen Corporation was founded by Ryosuke Namiki with Masao Wada in 1918 under the name of the Namiki Manufacturing Company. Pilot Fountain Pen  is well known globally as the best Japanese pen manufacturer producing fine writing instruments and stationery and to some extent, jewellery.

Being the largest pen manufacturer in Japan, many Pilot Fountain Pens are produced purely for the usage of domestic market. However, some premium range of limited edition, special editions were open for international markets.

Known for its Japanese maki-e fountain pens, Pilot Fountain Pen is widely recognized as the leader in luxury Japanese lacquer pens among many other Japanese maki-e pen brands in Japan. Pilot Fountain Pens are excellent in choices of nibs and the quality of rollerballs and ball pens.

On special occasions, like Pilot’s anniversary, Limited Edition Pens and Special Edition maki-e Pilot Anniversary Pens were produced to mark the milestone of the company’s journey. These are the highest in quality and usually made to pay homage to Japanese unique culture and heritage.