Platinum Responds to Pop Culture

[Jerome Tarshis]

Well, Platinum pens can look pretty stately, and as a retirement job for some older pen workers, the manufacture of Nakaya pens can also convey a sense of Platinum's (and Japanese) cultural dignity.

Then again:

http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2017/01/30/red-comet-char-aznable-custom-fountain-pen-previewed-in-video

[notsim]

Anyone else notice the round breather hole?

[VertOlive]

Gosh. I wish some company would go pop with a Ragnar Lothbrock special edition Viking Pen. How the little piggies would squeal when the Old Boar writes!!

[Robert]

Gosh. I wish some company would go pop with a Ragnar Lothbrock special edition Viking Pen. How the little piggies would squeal when the Old Boar writes!!

Yes - - but too bad ol' Ragnar came to such an ignominious end a couple of episodes ago.

[matteob]

That is lovely I love my #3776 Bourgogne. Platinum make lovely pens. If that goes up for sale on j-subculture I will have one! I looks gorgeous.

[Haefennasiel]

I wonder if this pen writes 3 times faster ...


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Cyril]

Amezing collection of Platinums there! But where can we buy them? On this official cite they don't seem to sell any. I already have two Platnum pens, they are great writers.

[amk]

That's rather tasteful, actually; I was expecting something more like the Sailor Hello Kitty pen. Am I right in thinking it's basically a 3776 Century with a bit added?

I *do* like the fact that they've invested as much time in the nib as in the rest of the pen. That's attention to detail!