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Conway Stewart Duro Coral Green · 宝珠笔

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Conway Stewart Traditional Engraving
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Description

Duro Coral Green 采用绚丽的大理石纹树脂,由柔和的绿色、琥珀色与奶油色珠光结晶交融而成。每支钢笔都独一无二,转动笔身时可见更丰富的层次与色彩。笔盖上镶有一圈宽版9K金环,激光雕刻英国验证标记以证明其品质,此宽版金环可另付少量费用加刻姓名缩写或特别纪念日期。此外,笔尖座上方、笔杆末端及顶珠环处,还饰有另外3圈9K金细环。

Duro Coral Green 采用绚丽的大理石纹树脂,由柔和的绿色、琥珀色与奶油色珠光结晶交融而成。每支钢笔都独一无二,转动笔身时可见更丰富的层次与色彩。笔盖上镶有一圈宽版9K金环,激光雕刻英国验证标记以证明其品质,此宽版金环可另付少量费用加刻姓名缩写或特别纪念日期。此外,笔尖座上方、笔杆末端及顶珠环处,还饰有另外3圈9K金细环。

Duro 于1924年首度推出,是Conway Stewart经典隽永的英伦钢笔,尺寸恰好可放入口袋,深受职场男女的珍视与喜爱。其隽永线条纯粹源自1920年代,历经岁月依旧不失时尚气韵,一如设计之初般历久弥新。Duro沿用与Churchill同款、装于笔盖侧边的标志性Conway Stewart笔夹。笔盖顶珠、笔尖座及笔杆末端均采用高密度抛光黑色树脂,赋予Duro那种常被称为“Bracketed”的经典风范。

每支钢笔均置于原厂Conway Stewart黑色仿皮礼盒中,亦可作为典雅的桌面展示座,并附有真品证书、Conway Stewart使用指南,以及一块专用防氧化擦拭布,助您的钢笔常保璀璨光泽。

DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
  • Length Closed: 140mm │ 5.51"
  • Length Posted: 165mm │ 6.5"
  • Length of Barrel incl nib: 125mm │ 4.92"
  • Length of Cap: 63mm │ 2.48"
  • Diameter of Barrel: 12.6mm │ 0.5"
  • Diameter of Cap: 15mm │ 0.59"
  • Weight: 18gms │ 0.63oz
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