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Most Popular Chronicles
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Few elements in a pen are really standardized. Each maker created –still creates– many of the components and they only had to match the othe... -
Besides all the big pen companies there are always some much smaller brands doing their best to stay alive in a very competitive market. In ... -
A new pen in town, and what a pen! Fountain Pen Network member Tinjapan announced it last March —the new flagship pen of Pilot´s was in th... -
NOTE added on February 2017: A newer, updated review of the Pilot's cartridges and converters can be found on the Chronicle Pilot Cartri... -
“If it ain’t broke, do not fix it”, but this wise sentence does not seem to apply to the world of marketing. In fact, it might be right the ... -
Shikiori –meaning “four seasons” in Japanese-- started as a series of fountain pens, ball pens, and mechanical pencils. They came in diffe... -
On part II of this series of Chronicles , I explained the well known date code present on most nibs made by Pilot. That is, more often than ... -
I finished 2019 saying that there had been very little new in Japan in the pen scene, and 2020 starts in a very different way. On the l... -
By now the news are well-known—-Platinum has released a new family of inks by the name of “Classic Inks” . In Japanese, “classic ink” means ... -
The big news in the world of fountain pens in 2016 –at least in Japan— was the release of the Pilot Custom Urushi . The three points of ...
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