Aurora Hastil 032 Fountain Pen

Aurora Hastil 032

The legendary Aurora Hastil fountain pen returns to the market to the satisfaction of the most passionate collectors of writing instruments. In this case with gold nib.

A legendary work designed in 1970 by the famous architect and designer Marco Zanuso, who knew how to combine the formal simplicity and refinement of lines typical of the minimalist movement with the most advanced technological innovation, reaching such levels of recognition and success that, shortly after Upon its launch, it became part of the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York, in whose rooms it is still on permanent display.

This design milestone is once again available in different versions, among which the most notable is perhaps the Hastil 032 model, an exceptional piece that, with its unmistakable cylindrical silhouette, faithfully reproduces the peculiar characteristics of its illustrious predecessor.

The material chosen for its construction is ecosteel satin steel, and its body has a patented fastening system formed by a series of plastic wedges that secure the cap to the body during the writing process and prevent any friction that could cause scratches on its exterior.

Its stylized clip has an exclusive spring mechanism that allows it to barely stand out, which, if it occurred, would hinder the general vision of the whole and break its essential lines.

Its charging system is ink cartridges, but can easily be transformed into aerometric using Aurora's Trik-trak converter (not included).

Finally but not least, it has an impressive nib made of 14-carat gold with rhodium-plated treatment available in thicknesses EF, F, M and B, and its feeding system is the exclusive “Idrograph”, an ingenious technical resource that, through capillarity and its original configuration, it provides a stable flow of ink and recovers any possible excess allowing for extraordinarily smooth and regular writing.

A modern classic in fountain pen design that is once again available for those who believe that true beauty does not require great accoutrements.