Lamy 2000 Silver Fountain Pen

Lamy 2000 Silver Fountain Pen

The Lamy 2000 Silver fountain pen is a fascinating model from the German brand Lamy entirely made of brushed stainless steel and defined by its avant-garde shapes. It is a certainly attractive material proposal, characterized by its robustness and its great packaging in hand, but which is covered with a sobriety calculated to draw attention to the strong point of this exciting writing instrument: its design.

The Lamy 2000 model emerged in the 1960s from the hand of Gerd Alfred Müller, a prestigious designer linked to the Bauhaus artistic movement who was asked by the company's then marketing director, Alfred Lamy, to open a new path in terms of design within the brand. His commission would be reflected, in 1966, in this iconic design, which revolutionized the world of writing instruments and became a true milestone due to its ultra-modern image and innovative materials.

Among the peculiarities of the Lamy 2000 Steel model is its clip, equipped with predominantly straight shapes and an original spring mechanism that, like a clamp, is activated by pressing its upper end.

On a functional level, the Lamy 2000 Silver fountain pen has an integrated plunger loading system with the capacity to store 1.35 ml. of ink, with transparent segments at the lower end of its body that allow control of the level of ink in the tank and with an efficient semi-coated nib made of rhodium-plated 14K gold. The latter is available in a very wide repertoire of thicknesses that covers the points extra fine (EF), fine (F), medium (M), broad (B), medium oblique (OM) and broad oblique ( OB).

Finally, and in terms of presentation, the fountain pens from the Lamy 2000 collection are served in a beautiful gift box.