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Closed: 157 mm
Open: 141 mm
Barrel: 16 mm
Section: 14 mm
Closed: 157 mm
Open: 141 mm
Barrel: 16 mm
Section: 14 mm
It also comes equipped with the Slip & Seal Mechanism, which prevents the ink from drying out inside the pen even after a year without usage, providing a stress-free, smooth writing experience at any time. Preppy Wa models are particularly appreciated by international customers while the auspicious patterns make them ideal for a casual gift.
Unlike conventional Maki-e, it is applied with silk screen printing instead of Urushi lacquer on the underlayer, which is then sprinkled with colored powders such as gold and silver and hand-finished one by one by Maki-e artisans. It gives more thickness compared to normal printing, while the reflections and shades of the powders create a three-dimensional feel
Nib Size: Fine
Pen Options:
Tachibana (Citrus): Tachibana is the only wild mandarin orange in Japan. In Kojiki (records of ancient matters in Japan), Tachibana is described as a plant of Tokoyo no Kuni (the utopia of immortality). And It is considered a symbol of eternal prosperity and longevity, and is used as an auspicious motif.
Koi no Taki-Nobori (Carp climbing up a waterfall): Carp with strong vitality is considered the chief river fish. And it is also said to be an auspicious pattern that symbolizes success in life, based on an ancient Chinese story that says, "A carp that climbs a rushing waterfall ascends to the sky and becomes a dragon."
Nasu (Eggplant): The Japanese word Nasu is a homophone that means “things will go well” and “success,” and people have loved it as a pattern that brings good luck. It is said that "Ichi-Fuji, Ni-Taka, San-Nasubi (Mt.Fuji, hawk, and eggplants)" will bring good luck if seen in first dream of New Year, and it is a plant that is familiar to Japanese people.
Yanagi ni Koumori (Bats and Willow): In China, the kanji for bat has the same sound as ”turning into good fortune,” so it is considered an auspicious pattern that symbolizes good fortune and longevity. Japan was also influenced by this and was seen as a symbol of happiness during the Heian period.
Asagao (Morning-Glory): Morning glories were introduced in the Heian period for medicinal purposes, and their cultivation became popular during the Edo period, where they began to be depicted in ukiyo-e. Because the seeds are expensive, it is also said to be a symbol of wealth and prosperity. It also has the meaning of "solid bond" because it grows with a strong vine.
The TWSBI Vac700 fountain pen combines bold demonstrator styling with an innovative vacuum filling system designed for impressive ink capacity and smooth, consistent performance. With its clear barrel and substantial size, the Vac700 showcases both your ink and the fascinating mechanics inside, making it a standout choice for everyday writing or desk use.
Filling the pen is simple: just pull the plunger up, push it down, and the vacuum mechanism quickly draws ink into the barrel. The Vac700 now features even more consistent ink flow when the valve is opened, ensuring a reliable writing experience across long sessions.
An integrated ink shut-off valve allows you to seal the ink chamber for safe transport, helping prevent leaks and making the pen easy to carry without worry.
Anodized finish
Here is a review by Doodlebud which includes disassembly tips - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtaWEFkS7kA
Packaged with a Sailor proprietary converter and two ink cartridges, this pen is ready to bring joy to writing for a long time to come.
Red and Navy are a special edition TUZU color for 2024 and will be produced in limited quantities.
Demonstrator - No
Body Material - Recycled Polycarbonate
Cap Type - Snap-cap
Compatible inks & refills - Bottled inks, Proprietary Sailor ink cartridges
Filling Mechanism - Cartridge, Converter
Grip Material - ABS Resin
Nib Size - Fine, Medium, Broad
Nib Color - Silver
Nib Material - Steel
Postable - Yes
Retractable - No
Diameter - Body 14.9mm (0.59in)
Diameter - Cap (without clip) 14.7mm (0.58in)
Diameter - Cap (with clip) 17.5mm (0.69in)
Diameter - Grip (mm) 11.4mm
Length - Body 123.2mm (4.85in)
Length - Cap 65.7mm (2.59in)
Length - Nib 16.7mm (0.66in)
Length - Overall (Closed) 135.3mm (5.33in)
Length - Overall (Posted) 168.2mm (6.62in)
Weight - Overall 20.0g
Max Ink Capacity - Cartridge 1.18ml
Max Ink Capacity - Converter 0.67ml
This stunning, slender Grance fountain pen boasts a 14k gold nib in Pilot's #3 size, available in Fine or Medium to suit your unique writing style. The gold nib, a hallmark of premium quality, ensures a smooth and seamless flow of ink, making every word you write a pleasure.
The Grance collection is available in an array of sophisticated barrel colors: pearl white, classic black, serene light blue, delicate rose pink, and deep navy blue. Each color is lacquered over a brass body, and features a black grip section with matching black finials on the cap and barrel. The accents of gold add a touch of luxury, elevating the aesthetic appeal of the pen.
It comes with a Pilot CON-40 converter, and also accepts proprietary Pilot ink cartridges (one in blue is included).