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After discovering that I've been lurking around the world of fountain pens, my wonderful no-foreplay, go-big-or-go-home wife decided to drop this thing on me for Christmas. I thought I was getting a Lamy Al-Star. That's the fountain pen equivalent of stepping up to the line with a water gun shaped like a H&K MP-5, but when you pull the trigger a full-auto stream of real bullets comes out. Equal parts shocking and completely sweet.But here's the deal: This is like a 16-year-old getting a 911 Carerra Turbo S for his first car. It's like losing your virginity to Jessica Simpson on 2 glasses of wine and a pinch of MDMA. What do I do now? Where do I go from here? The only two directions are: down, or sideways (which = "broke").On the real, this pen, even in fine point, writes wet. However, my lefty wife who is currently seething with a perfectly nice TWSBI 580AL (this hobby bites HARD, folks) can enviously scroll out anything she wants with this fantastic 18K gold nib. Sucker moves like a cobra across green grass. No skipping. It's fun. It's fun to scribble stuff and you find yourself making excuses to write with it.Downsides about the wet writing is that when using loose papers in a work environment it gets real wet. You have to move fast and use almost no pressure. I'm thinking of having the nib ground to extra fine or something because, Hell, this is way more fun than saving for your kid's tuition, right?!It's simple, elegant, robust, easy (and fun) to flush and fill, understated (except dat fine-ass nib tho), and not messy or leaky at all.TL;DR: An epic writing instrument. Don't even think about getting this as your first pen or even in your first year of getting into fountain pens. This one's a "Grail Pen". It'll kind of ruin ya for the cheap stuff.

This pen met my expectations. I chose the fine point based on a review. I may get an extra medium point because the fine writes like a fine. The price was more than I'm accustomed to paying, but I'd spent a lot of time picking the exact choice that seemed right after years using a variety of better than average fountain pens. I regret having taken so long to make the purchase. I had reservations on dealing with an unfamiliar foreign company, but in this case I couldn't have been more pleased.

I had bought a Pelikan m150 about 14 months ago, and i Loved! it. This last summer, i worked and i loved the m150 so much, i wanted to reward myself with another amazing pen. Boy, did that happen. I bought the m800 and I love it almost as much as the 150. (mainly sentimental reasons, because I wrote every paper for school with it)