Correct, it is simply a pen. I wish that they still made it and the O’Pen Mini 2. It had a “forever” pencil on the other end which was deployed using the same bolt that activated the pen tip. I had one but lost it. I think you can still find them on some online stores but they are, unfortunately, discontinued.
True, I actually thought about that, I just personally don’t have a label maker that can print that small of fonts. Also I kinda prefer the background inside the indicator window to be the silver body color instead of white or black
From left to right:
Pilot Clutch Point
Pilot Grance black marble
Pilot Capless
Mitsubishi Silvexa-5
Mitsubishi (unnamed)
Pentel P1085
Newman reverse etched Super
I can totally see that. It’s an elegant clip style imo. Not too flashy, but elevated enough.
The depth of Pilot’s catalog is captivating and surprising to say the least. They definitely utiziled their skills and, undoubtedly, their tooling for high-end fountain pens for a lot of their lesser-known executive and luxury mechanical pencil models.
These were launched I believe last year… really delicate pastel colored thin pencils. Was surprised to find them in a random shop in the UK. There was a lot of Penco and Ohto stuff too!