Conway Stewart Churchill Classic Black Gold · Propelling Pencil
CA$ 940.00价格不含增值税
Pen Style
Propelling Pencil
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Conway Stewart Churchill Classic Black配金色配件
这堪称Conway Stewart钢笔系列中的“主力之作”。造型经典，享誉全球，配以沉稳干练的黑金配色。这支自动铅笔，想必Winston Churchill在撰写演讲稿时也会引以为豪地使用。这是一支分量十足的大尺寸钢笔，灵感源自这位在战争岁月中使用Conway Stewart钢笔的伟大英国政治家。
Conway StewartChurchill经典黑款无论从哪个角度看，都是一支令人赞叹的自动铅笔，堪称人人日常书写的理想之选。高度抛光的黑色亚克力搭配纯9ct金配件，宽版金色笔帽环上盖有英国检定印记，以证明其品质与出身。
提供圆珠笔、钢笔、宝珠笔及自动铅笔款式
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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