Porsche design solid titanium fountain pen Videos

Great video. Special pen. Not only I would say for its beauty, but mainly for the technology and work involved in the assembling process.

Very nice looking pens but most of all your commentary is top class. 

Looks amazing, although i thought it was anodized Ti to begin with! Theres some great suggestions below... "K" is also the metric prefix for 1000, maybe you could play with that? I like "Skribe" through.

The TiClip Pen. Or for the brass...Kick Brass Pen!

What about "Ambassador" ? I think the pen has grandeur! Cheers, Norman. 

Add ya logo on the clip dude!! Yeah those look awesome :)

Kandi, thanks for posting. I got one of these for the same reason you did: the oddly unique design. Someone on eBay, juddperl I think, had a bunch of brand new ones in white for $29, so that's the color I stuck with. I wouldn't have wanted to pay the $99 to $139 that some colors were going for without knowing that the thing works, and this was months before you posted this review. Fortunately, mine has none of the nib problems you mentioned, but one negative critique I would make is that mine tends to dry out very quickly . . . EVEN CAPPED! Actually, you can get the feed and nib to come out as a combined unit. After you screw off that metal cartridge protector, push forward on the exposed part of the feed rather than pulling. It will pop right out. Years ago, I saw a converter in a local pen store that looks just like a standard European short cartridge with a piston inside. Maybe that will fit. Similar-looking ones from China made of hard plastic that supposedly are for the Kaweco Sport, and that have appeared on the market a lot more recently, will not fit the Smart pen, so now I'm wondering if the ones at the local store are the same or different. The main problem I've had in getting a converter for this one has been that standard European converters are too long to fit in the barrel. Where the converter nozzle goes into the section fits just fine, and I suspect standard disposable cartridges will too as long as they're the short ones, not the double-length ones sold by Waterman and Pelikan. One interesting aside: at the time I bought mine, Judd thought that Smart had had them made in Italy by Montegrappa, which if it is true might mean they are provided with German-made Bock nibs. Right after that, however, Judd removed that information from his eBay listings for these pens, so I'm not sure if he found out that he was mistaken about who made them, or Montegrappa objected to his use of their trademarked brand name, or what. It was an interesting detail, though, I thought.

Ugliest ti pen I have seen yet