Lamy 2000 fountain pen black

Lamy 2000 fountain pen black. Many technical problems had to be overcome, such as the production of the solid stainless steel clip and the "brushed" finish of both the plastic (macrolon) and the metal. This was a complicated procedure that made each LAMY 2000 fountain pen differ in detail from the others. It also took time to get the international market accustomed to the new look of this LAMY 2000 fountain pen.

Each fountain pen is equipped with a 14K gold nib and features a fixed piston mechanism.

The release of the matching ballpoint pen, mechanical pencil, and four-color ballpoint pen brought the ultimate breakthrough; in 2006, the matching rollerball model finally appeared.