Conway Stewart Winston Red Whirl · Fountain Pen
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Conway Stewart Winston Red Whirl是一支惊艳夺目的钢笔，以深邃的墨绿与绿松石蓝交融而成深青色基调，饰以红色大理石纹漩涡，并搭配9ct金配件。每支钢笔的红色漩涡纹样均随机呈现、独一无二。
Winston以Sir Winston Churchill之名命名，是我们尺寸最大、分量最重的钢笔，重达66克。完整规格请见下方“尺寸与重量”标签页。
笔尖处较宽的环饰镌刻着英国金饰印记：“375”代表9ct金，“CS”代表Conway Stewart，锚形图案为Birmingham化验所标记，另有年份字母。这些印记证明所用材质的品质与真实性。
Winston系列采用一种罕见而独特的上墨机制，称为内置上墨器（captive-converter）。旋开笔杆末端即可见到镀金滚花旋钮，用以从墨水瓶中为钢笔上墨。亦可免费选配更轻便的墨水芯/上墨器版本，详情请见下方“上墨方式”。此笔配黑色仿皮礼盒，礼盒亦可兼作案头笔座。
此款仅提供钢笔款式，标准配备18ct金Conway Stewart笔尖，另可选配14ct金软尖。
特殊笔尖选项
除字宽之外，您还可依个人书写习惯进一步定制笔尖。
- Italic
- Left Oblique
- Right Oblique
- Stub
我们的笔尖师傅是英国经验最丰富的匠人之一，将完全依照您的要求完成研磨。
18ct 金 Conway Stewart 笔尖
您的钢笔可选配我们的 18ct 金 Conway Stewart 笔尖。顺滑如脂的书写感受，深受众多顾客称道。每一支笔尖均镌刻有 Conway Stewart 徽记。
上墨机构
本款钢笔配有固定式上墨器，亦称旋转上墨器：上墨器固定于笔杆之内，旋转笔杆末端隐藏的旋钮即可吸墨。推荐选用我们自家出品、于英国制造并有多种颜色的优质瓶装墨水。
若您偏好墨水囊／上墨器版本，我们可免费为您制作；只需将需求填写于备注栏结账时填写「请制作为墨水囊／上墨器版本」，并注明1) 标准版或2) 轻量版。墨水囊／上墨器版本的 Winston 有两种：1) 标准版 = 56 克，以及2) 轻量版 = 38 克.
尺寸与重量
- 收合长度：142mm │ 5.59"
- 笔帽后插长度：178mm │ 7.01"
- 笔杆长度（含笔尖）：137mm │ 5.39"
- 笔帽长度：66mm │ 2.6"
- 笔杆直径：15mm │ 0.59"
- 笔帽直径：18mm │ 0.71"
- 重量：66gms │ 2.33oz
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