I have all but one of the pencils in that picture—only missing the square etched Clutch Point—but damn… it wasn’t cheap to recreate 
I’m also bummed about all my H-XXXX specimens, as none of them have proper stickers 
I think if I had an infinite supply of backups, I would only use the Pilot H-2103 and H-2105 on my desk as daily drivers.
What are the proper stickers?
I should have just said “none of them have pricing stickers”
How do you sleep at night?
It means that they are not just instructions stickers on how to use the pencil, but pricing stickers.
That PSD15 is beautiful 
one of my dream buys…
I have a real cheapo called the Pilot Tuff. It’s ugly as sin, but by twisting the clip section, you can fully retract the eraser into the body, which I think is a pretty unusual feature, and I find it quite…charming?
Pentel
Awkward
you are correct, sir!
I think there are more pencils with some kind of eraser mechanism, but I don’t remember which…
With Nestler Kaliber you have to shift the clip iirc.
We got here two high tech eraser device examples. The 3aiside MP-507 360⁰ spinning eraser and the Paper Mate Infinite Lead eraser-eraser cap (an eraser cap made out of eraser).
You are modest, Thomas. That’s a great review of the Platinum Z!
I have a couple of these, and was tempted to try collecting all variants, but I changed my mind. I love the premise and the minimalist design, but ergonomically the Z doesn’t suit me. Still, a remarkable design that won it MoMA approval!
You’re too kind, my friend.
Very well writing review, interesting pencil, very nice, thanks.
