Sailor 1911 L Ringless Metallic Simply Grey Fountain Pen

Sailor 1911 L Ringless Metallic Simply Grey Fountain Pen

The Sailor 1911 L Ringless Metallic Simply Grey Fountain Pen is crafted for the international market. Its metallic grey PMMA resin body shines with a sleek, ringless profile, offering a minimalist and sophisticated design for those who appreciate global elegance in every stroke.

Key Information & Discounts

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Design & Concept

This Ringless Metallic edition in grey emphasizes pure lines and a reflective finish that commands attention. Removing the central ring creates a clean, contemporary silhouette, while the muted grey hue conveys modern versatility.

Nib & Writing Experience

Equipped with a 21K Gold nib with black ion coating, it delivers consistent ink flow and effortless glide. Sailor’s 21K nibs ensure durability and precision, enabling strokes from ultra-fine to broader by adjusting the pen angle.

Functionality & Filling System

Includes an official Sailor converter for refilling directly from ink bottles, ensuring versatility with standard and high-performance inks.

What’s Included

• Sailor 1911 L Ringless Metallic Simply Grey Fountain Pen
• Official Sailor converter
• User manual and care instructions
• 1-year official Sailor warranty

Technical Specifications

• Body Material: Metallic grey PMMA resin
• Nib: 21K Gold with black ion coating
• Filling System: Converter (included)
• Size: Ø 18 × 141 mm (clip included)
• Weight: 20.8 g
• Origin: Japan

Brand Heritage

Founded in Hiroshima in 1911 by Kyugoro Sakata, Sailor set the bar with its first gold nibs and ebonite bodies. Even in challenging times, the brand upheld quality. The name “Sailor” and its logo—a sailor astride an anchor—reflect its naval roots and democratic ethos, valuing many sailors over one admiral.

“Experience the harmony of modernity and precision in every stroke.”