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康威·斯图尔特·丘吉尔支架黄色·自动铅笔

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Pen Style

Propelling Pencil

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Writing Mode
Conway Stewart Traditional Engraving
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Description

Conway Stewart Churchill Bracket Yellow 自动铅笔不仅是一件书写工具,更是一件宣言之作。特别适合钟爱大胆亮丽风格的您,也必定令 Beatles 乐迷心动,让人联想起经典歌曲 “Yellow Submarine” 中那绚丽多彩的意象。

笔帽以纯银环精心装饰,平添一份奢华质感。宽版笔帽环打有金衡印记,彰显我们始终坚持的卓越品质。此外,您也可选择以9克拉金配件取代纯银——由于每支钢笔均为订制生产,您可在结账时的备注栏中提出此项要求。

笔帽与笔杆采用高密度黄色亚克力材质,与笔帽顶部的黑色尾塞相得益彰,赋予此笔经典的外观。

作为市面上尺寸最大的自动铅笔之一,其长度达165毫米,笔帽直径17.5毫米,重41克。其尺寸与份量赋予它非凡的存在感与格调。

自动铅笔只需转动笔帽,即可轻松收纳至笔身内,兼具造型与实用性。

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。

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PROPELLING PENCIL MECHANISM

This propelling pencil pen features a convenient, user-friendly mechanism. It utilises a twist-action system that retracts and extends the propelling pencil refill with a simple turn of the cap. This way, you can quickly get your pen ready for writing or safely tuck the refill back into the barrel when you're done, protecting the tip and preventing accidental marks. 

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DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
  • Length Closed: 163mm │ 6.42"
  • Length ballpoint extended: 165mm │ 6.50"
  • Diameter of Barrel: 15mm │ 0.59"
  • Diameter of Cap: 17.5mm │ 0.69"
  • Weight: 41gms │ 1.45oz
配送、税费与关税

配送、税费与关税

每支笔均为接单后手工制作,交付时间最长可达28天,敬请留意。

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