Wingback Mechanical Pen - Steel
A beautifully made pen that has been precision-crafted from aerospace-grade metal. It has purposeful design features, such as a knurled grip and large diameter to help prevent your hands getting over tired when you have been writing for a long time.
The contoured knurled crown enables you to lock the nib in place with a one-handed single twist. Comes with a sleek, portable package that’s built to last.
Designed and machine crafted In England.
Details:
Metal: Aerospace-grade 316 stainless steel from Europe, CNC machined in Birmingham, UK.
Packaging: Waxed cotton sleeve from Halley Stevensons in Scotland or Oeko-Tex double thickness cotton sleeve from Poland, Europe.
Finish: Laser engraved, assembled by hand and packaged in London, UK.
Weight: 48g (1.7oz)
Dimensions: 10mm (0.37”) diameter, 117.5mm (4.63”) length
Cartridge: Black Fisher Space Pen® PR4 cartridge included, can also fit Schmidt Megaline 4889
Considerations: Stainless steel doesn't require additional care. This pen will withstand almost anything you can throw at it without losing a shade of its original glory.
Questions?
Check out our How to Measure Guide, to find your perfect fit.
We stand by our jeans even when they fail you. We offer free repairs for the life of your jeans. One rule. You have to send them back washed. Read more.
We use Royal Mail to ship within the UK.
For overseas orders, we use Royal Mail or FedEx express.
Orders that are in stock are generally shipped the next working day.
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Only when you are happy, can we be. If for any reason you are not satisfied with our jeans, you can return them for a refund.
To return the jeans just package them back up and from within the UK you can use the Freepost label that's included with your paperwork.
Returning items from overseas will be at the cost of the customer.
Some small print: They need to be returned with all labels attached within 90 days, unworn aside from trying on, which is pretty standard stuff.
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