LAMY 2000 fountain pen nib M
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The LAMY 2000 series - consisting of a fountain pen, mechanical pencil and ballpoint pen - stood out when it was launched in 1966 for its understated aesthetic: a fountain pen made of matte plastic, paired with a spring-loaded stainless steel clip instead of gilded flourishes. An unusual combination of materials at the time, especially for objects used mainly as status symbols.
Simple design took on a symbolic and social function: market research found that owners of this pen were thought to have a taste for understatement and appreciate its clean spindle shape as a sign of their modern, progressive outlook on life. Associations may change, but the aesthetic remains: the fountain pen in particular looks as if it were made from a single piece, as the nib consistently continues the spindle shape and brings it to a close. A body designed for writing. (OEM)