Montblanc - Meisterstück LeGrand Platinum-Line - Pen






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Montblanc Meisterstück LeGrand Platinum-Line ballpoint pen, made in Germany, in black precious resin with mirror-polished platinum-plated fittings, 14 cm long and 1.4 cm in diameter, serial VW1206831, from the Fine XX century, in excellent condition and in working order.
Description from the seller
We present at auction an icon of luxury writing, timeless in its appeal and given a modern, sophisticated twist: the Montblanc Meisterstück LeGrand Platinum Line Ballpoint Pen. This instrument, characterized by generous, authoritative proportions, is the ideal choice for those who desire a substantial gripping feel and uncompromising elegance.
The pen’s body and cap are crafted from the renowned black Montblanc precious resin, offering a warm, silky touch. To create a magnificent and icy contrast with the depth of the barrel, splendid metal finishes with platinum plating finely polished to a mirror finish come into play. The three iconic decorative bands and the elongated classic clip accentuate the pen’s majestic silhouette, conferring a distinctly contemporary and metropolitan charm. At the rounded top, naturally, sits the unmistakable six-point white star, universal symbol of artisanal excellence.
Technically speaking, the piece is configured as a Ballpoint Pen, operated by a smooth, precise twist mechanism. The images of the pen disassembled into its main components confirm the perfect integrity of the internal structure and threads, guaranteeing the very high quality of construction typical of German workmanship. The brand’s official markers are regularly and clearly engraved on the cap’s central band and on the clip ring.
The overall condition of the item is rated as very good. The pen retains its original luster, and the platinum finishes appear radiant and free of oxidation. However, in the interest of maximum and strict transparency, there is a report of light signs of wear and superficial scratches concentrated on a specific section of the resin barrel (a detail clearly highlighted in the latest photographs). These marks are due to normal use and rubbing and in no way affect the structural solidity or perfect usability of the object, but they do testify to its lived-in history.
Seller's Story
We present at auction an icon of luxury writing, timeless in its appeal and given a modern, sophisticated twist: the Montblanc Meisterstück LeGrand Platinum Line Ballpoint Pen. This instrument, characterized by generous, authoritative proportions, is the ideal choice for those who desire a substantial gripping feel and uncompromising elegance.
The pen’s body and cap are crafted from the renowned black Montblanc precious resin, offering a warm, silky touch. To create a magnificent and icy contrast with the depth of the barrel, splendid metal finishes with platinum plating finely polished to a mirror finish come into play. The three iconic decorative bands and the elongated classic clip accentuate the pen’s majestic silhouette, conferring a distinctly contemporary and metropolitan charm. At the rounded top, naturally, sits the unmistakable six-point white star, universal symbol of artisanal excellence.
Technically speaking, the piece is configured as a Ballpoint Pen, operated by a smooth, precise twist mechanism. The images of the pen disassembled into its main components confirm the perfect integrity of the internal structure and threads, guaranteeing the very high quality of construction typical of German workmanship. The brand’s official markers are regularly and clearly engraved on the cap’s central band and on the clip ring.
The overall condition of the item is rated as very good. The pen retains its original luster, and the platinum finishes appear radiant and free of oxidation. However, in the interest of maximum and strict transparency, there is a report of light signs of wear and superficial scratches concentrated on a specific section of the resin barrel (a detail clearly highlighted in the latest photographs). These marks are due to normal use and rubbing and in no way affect the structural solidity or perfect usability of the object, but they do testify to its lived-in history.
