Product Description
The Platinum Preppy series, which has gained popularity since its first release in 2007. Its attraction is largely attributed to its writing performance style and remarkably low price. This time, the natural beauty of stainless steel is brought to the forefront by brightening the nib while obtaining a higher quality and performance. Also, by changing the ink color recognition from the nib color to the core color, it prevents error when using a variety of colors, and offers convenience to the user. Additionally, the graphic design of the body has been renewed: “Fine” is printed as “03 F” and “Medium” as “05 M,” facilitating the width recognition. Alike existing “preppy” models, it applies “Slip & Seal Mechanism” that prevents ink from drying out in the pen, even after a year without usage. It provides a smooth writing experience at anytime. By replacing the ink cartridge, users can enjoy the pen for a long time. With silicon grease or o-ring, you can even turn the Preppy into an eyedropper.
Platinum Preppy Wa 2.0 limited edition was released recently and its a limited edition version with six auspicious patterns inspired by traditional Japanese designs.
1) Yagasuri (Black) - The pattern features bird feathers attached to the tips of arrows used for archery to ward off evil,” known as a lucky charm that wards off misfortune and brings happiness.
2) Hanabishi Kikko (Dark blue) - the hexagonal shape of the tortoise shells has been appreciated as an auspicious pattern representing longevity. The chestnut flower, which has been used as a family crest of Japanese aristocratic class in ancient times, exudes a noble and elegant image
3) Seigaiha (Light Blue) - The geometric pattern depicting the crests of waves The waves of water are also known as a symbol representing good luck.
4) Ichimatsu (Green) - The repeating pattern constructed of squares arranged alternately is known to represent prosperity of descendants and expansion of business.
5) Urokomon (Yellow) - The pattern is composed of a succession of isosceles triangles representing scales of dragons and snakes that are considered to be sacred creatures. It is also said to dispel demons that dwell in women and so the pattern has been widely used on kimono, obi belt and other accessories for kimono attire.
6) Sakura Tatewaku (Pink) - A geometric pattern made of two vertical wavy lines resembling the rising of steam thought to be auspicious as they represent elevation of the spirit and good fortune. The pattern is often used in combination with other patterns, such as Sakura Tatewaku that features cherry blossoms.
System: Fountain pen uses cartridge or converter
Nib type: Stainless steel nib
Converter is not included, you may purchase the converter separately from our related products.
