Conway Stewart Churchill Evergreen · Propelling Pencil
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Propelling Pencil
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Churchill Evergreen 自动铅笔
Conway Stewart Churchill Evergreen 是一种美丽却难以言喻的绿色，愈是细看愈能发现层次：冷杉绿、云杉绿、高贵绿，宛如圣诞树的万千色泽。略带半透明质感，赋予色彩以深度，并饰以9克拉金笔帽环，打有英国金衡印记，以证明其品质与传承。
作为市面上最大的自动铅笔之一，它长165毫米，笔帽直径17.5毫米，重41克。此笔散发出不凡的存在感与格调。
自动铅笔笔芯只需转动笔帽，即可收纳至笔身内。
每支钢笔均装于原厂 Conway Stewart 黑色仿皮礼盒中，礼盒亦可作为典雅的桌面展示座，并随附真品证书、Conway Stewart 使用指南，以及专用防氧化擦拭布，让您的钢笔常保璀璨光泽。
提供圆珠笔、钢笔、宝珠笔与自动铅笔款式
自动铅笔机构
这支自动铅笔操作简便。旋转笔帽即可推出或收回笔芯：随时可以书写，用毕收回笔芯于笔杆之中，既保护笔尖，也免于意外划痕。
尺寸与重量
- 收合长度：163mm │ 6.42"
- 笔芯推出时长度：165mm │ 6.50"
- 笔杆直径：15mm │ 0.59"
- 笔帽直径：17.5mm │ 0.69"
- 重量：41gms │ 1.45oz
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