Sailor Kurogane

[@olegkolbasenko]

Absolutely gorgeous pen. Thank you!

[@lfaulkner5847]

What nib width was this? Medium or Medium Fine?

[@WriteHereShrewsbury]

Medium Fine

[@pail.crimea]

Decent pen, minus the huge stepdown. If it was a standard edition and cost around 450-500$, Sailor would actually be selling those like hot cakes. By the way, I literally can't hear you at full volume.

[@sakavouras]

Nice video thanks. What size is the nib. Looks like MF

[@andrewtongue7084]

It's aesthically pleasing, certainly, John....I have large hands, so would have no issue in terms of handling - but as you assert, it feels as a tube of steel - not a particularly attractive asset in my humble opinion. I saw no real flexion in that nib - & I own a number of Sailor models with 21K blades. Personally, for a one hundred & tenth anniversary pen, I find it surprisingly ordinary; that is, of course, a subjective perception, & frankly, the price is ridiculous for such a scribe....I'd rather purchase a vintage Namiki. Thank you so much for your considered overview, but not one I would wish to add to my collection :)

[@writehereltd7857]

Hi Andrew, I suspect more a failing of the video than the pen!

[@andrewtongue7084]

No, not at all, John, there was absolutely nothing wrong with your presentation; inexorably, we are all creatures of habit...& in this case, it is a pen that doesn't fulfil (my) criteria or grab me as a writing instrument that I would desire to own & use. I consider you a fine penabler, offering excellent detail about the scribes you so choose to demonstrate, Best, Andrew :)