The Lamy 2000 Fountain Pen in Black is a design icon, made in Germany without interruption since 1966 and displayed at the Museum of Modern Art. Its seamless Makrolon body, a tough fiberglass-polycarbonate, warms to the hand and develops a soft patina over years of use, paired with a brushed stainless steel grip for balance. A semi-hooded 14-karat gold nib, partly platinum-plated, glides with a smooth, wet medium line that suits both writing and sketching. An integrated piston fills directly from a bottle of ink, holding a generous reservoir for long writing sessions, and discreet view slits let you check the level. A spring-loaded steel clip secures it in a pocket. Minimalist, durable, and refined, it is a pen made to be used for a lifetime.
Product Features:
- Design icon made in Germany since 1966, held in the MoMA collection
- Seamless Makrolon body and steel grip warm to the hand for balance
- Semi-hooded 14k gold nib glides with a smooth, wet medium line
- Integrated piston fills from bottled ink with a generous reservoir
How to Use:
Twist the rear knob to extend the piston, submerge the nib in ink, and twist back to draw ink in. Express a couple of drops back, wipe the nib, and write. Flush with cool water every few weeks.
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