Montblanc Slimline Fountain Pen Review

[@cb7560]

Thanks for the video. You've got a mixture of 1970s and 1980s pens here and they are not all of them are Slimlines. The coloured 3 emblem pens are 2118s from the 1980s. Some, such as the stainless steel (1122) model are first generation Noblesse from 1976.

[@explorerextraordinaire5472]

wow even in your store you've got the noblesse labeled as a slimline

[@explorerextraordinaire5472]

kid you NEED to look up the difference between the Montblanc noblesse fountain pen and the MontBlanc Slimline fountain pen. They are different pens. A noblesse is not a slimline. A slimline wishes they were a noblesse.

[@marctestarossa]

Many people seem to mix and match the both lines, so what is the difference between the two series and how can I distinguish them?

[@RealHogweed]

Also the black gold-nibbed one is neither, it’s a VIP which predates all the others.

[@scottreynolds5902]

An easy way to tell the difference between the Noblesse and the Slimline is that ALL Slimlines have the logo on the pocket clip and ALL Nobelesse’s do not.

[@MAC071]

Yes, its true a slimline is not a noblesse, but if not for the gold nib, I personally prefer the slimline, because of the prominent snowslake on the clip

[@efeegemen7979]

04:39 whats the model name of the white montblanc?

[@MarcellHobbs]

The last pen you shared was “this one” but you didn’t share the name of the piston filler. Please share.

[@joseparada4430]

I have one from the 70's that I have inherited from my father. Can you tell if a Kaweco Sport converter can be used with a Montblanc Noblesse ? Thank you so much.

[@Koptokaf]

The Kaweco Sport converters don't fit well, but the "standard" non-threaded converters fit just right. Pelican, Waterman, Monteverde, Rotring, etc.

[@salamista]

A review? More like an annoying salesman talk...