Your Rolex and your writing instruments.

[MitchSteel]

I write with whatever pens I steal from hotels I stay at.......got quite the collection

[skprd13]

I sign my name at least 50 plus times per day. Love the action of my Uniball. I have cartons in black, blue and red for marking up drawings with the latest revisions. I have lost a few of them to subcontractors that like the feel of the pen as I have them sign documents. Or maybe they think that out of the deal they think I owe them a pen. Anyway my Uniball and my THC I just finished doing paperwork today.

While a nice fountain pen is gorgeous and I can see why you enjoy them. I know I like writing with them. However I seem to always make a mess when using one. Notably I place the pen in my shirt pocket without the cover and then realize another shirt bites the dust.

Aloha my friends and enjoy the day life is way to short to go around unhappy. Make the most out of it!

Tom

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by ecsub44

I WANT that pen!

What is it?

PM sent but in case anyone else is interested:
http://maxmadco.com/products/retractable-pen/
dP

[ecsub44]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

PM sent but in case anyone else is interested:
http://maxmadco.com/products/retractable-pen/
dP

[Grissom]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Decidedly utilitarian, both watch and pen.
dP

Jim does do awesome work, Dan! Love the bezel insert and the pen!

[samsam]

I'm into pens too. Here's my humble collection. It includes Mont Blanc, Cartier, Dunhill, and Christian Dior.

[Old Expat Beast]

I have made my living as a writer across various media for 20 years, but have never spent more than $5 on a pen.

[mr_gray]

for me the association is true. mechanical watches and fountain pens. after a string of lamys (safaris in the main), i now have a Pelikan and a Lamy 2000 to go with my HULK. For me fountain pens and nice ink and nice paper, you're appreciating the little things. And to me it's the little things that make a good life.

[CrownMe]

Originally Posted by Frosty

I like fountain pens and have "Dollar Pens" to my Edgar Allan Poe. I use ballpoints at work because they are more practical.

omg dont let the watches touch!!! The crown is gonna scratch your bluesy lol

[gnuyork]

Originally Posted by ecsub44

What do you do for a living? I work in the technology sector...managing engineers. Despite the fact that I always have a laptop and smartphone...I still take copious amount of notes.

Pens come in handy for writing.

I use a Fisher AG7 Space Pen and Kokuyo notebooks. Both have served me well for years and years and years.

I'm a video editor. Work a lot on computers. I do take notes once in a while, and I just use whatever pen is closest.

I never said I don't use them, just that it seems like I use them less and less these days.

[krieves]

Originally Posted by mr_gray

for me the association is true. mechanical watches and fountain pens. after a string of lamys (safaris in the main), i now have a Pelikan and a Lamy 2000 to go with my HULK. For me fountain pens and nice ink and nice paper, you're appreciating the little things. And to me it's the little things that make a good life.

I agree. There is a certain luxury in writing with a fountain pen on nice paper.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by Grissom

Jim does do awesome work, Dan! Love the bezel insert and the pen!

Thanks, Nathan!
dP

[oneillba]

My posse.

[c.rod]

this is my pen. http://www.tuffwriter.com/OperatorBl...ops-al-blk.htm

does a lot more than just sign things. :)

[CLS63AMG]

Here's my DDII with my pens...

[PunkJr]

I've just decided in the last month to resurrect my written diary, journal, and notepads, and I've started to write hand written letters to people the reaction I've received, even in such a short period, is astounding. Keeping a written diary on the desk is just so much easier than using Outlook or Apple Calendar.

I have a few Graf Von Faber Castell pens and pencils, but haven't splurged on the fancy GvFC or ST DuPont fountain pens yet. I've got a couple of Lamy Safari's, one yellow and one matte black, and I also just received a Delfonics wooden ball point with extra fine tip.

[Cc1966]

Originally Posted by SamSam

I'm into pens too. Here's my humble collection. It includes Mont Blanc, Cartier, Dunhill, and Christian Dior.

Sam, I like your style!

[samsam]

Originally Posted by Cc1966

Sam, I like your style!

Thanks!

[SixPak]

Originally Posted by SamSam

Thanks!

That's a super nice box that holds everything. Nice watches, accessories, and of course nice pens as well. Very cool.

CLSAMG63, amazing collection of fine pens and splendid DDII. Thanks for sharing.

[Passionata]

oh yes like pens too

[SixPak]

The GMT and my Arturo Toscanini.

[Watch Professor]

I've been a pen collector for many years. The Parker, second from left, is 55 years old.

[gpfps]

Can't show my ever day pen. It's made out of a 50cal shell casing thats be fired. Then the rest of it is make out of deer antler. Fits my style. The pen was made for me at my ret party be another cop.

[ppbskis]

Here's my watch with a few fine writing instruments.

[bridgs]

me on the left, wife on the right.

[time2see]

Nice

Originally Posted by CLS63AMG

Here's my DDII with my pens...

[eeh100773]

Some nice collections here. Here's mine.

[G8RDPM]

Originally Posted by CLS63AMG

Here's my DDII with my pens...

I have some great watches and pens,however,you have an amazing collection!

[A.Sharp]

Originally Posted by SixPak

A fine Rolex timepiece must go hand in hand with a fine writing instrument. Let see them, guys. Many of you no doubt have some very nice pen collections as well. Here's my Boheme doue ballpoint with the GMTII. Also got a couple of more pens so more pics to come.

Doesn't get much better than that!

[Grissom]

Montblanc Agatha Christie Fountain Pen (new to me) and my old trusty 5513....