コンウェイ・スチュワート・チャーチル エバーグリーン・プロペリングペンシル
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Pen Style
Propelling Pencil
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Churchill Evergreen ペンシル
Conway Stewart Churchill Evergreenは、見れば見るほど新たな表情を見せる、形容しがたい美しいグリーンです。モミの木、トウヒ、深緑色—クリスマスツリーのあらゆる色合いを思わせます。わずかに透明感があるため色に奥行きが生まれ、その品質と伝統を証明する英国ホールマークが刻印された9ctゴールドのキャップリングが、その魅力を引き立てています。
本作はまた、市場に出回る繰り出し式ペンシルの中でも最大級であり、全長165mm、キャップ径17.5mm、重量41グラムを誇ります。堂々たる存在感とスタイルを漂わせる一本です。
キャップを回すことで本体内に収まる繰り出し式ペンシルの芯は、機能性を兼ね備えています。
各ペンはConway Stewart純正のブラックレザレット製プレゼンテーションボックスに収められており、エレガントなデスクディスプレイとしてもお使いいただけます。真贋証明書、Conway Stewart User Guide、そしてペンを輝きある状態に保つための変色防止ポリッシングクロスが付属します。
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PROPELLING PENCIL MECHANISM
This propelling pencil features a convenient, user-friendly mechanism. It utilises a twist-action system that retracts and extends the propelling pencil refill with a simple turn of the cap. This way, you can quickly get your pen ready for writing or safely tuck the refill back into the barrel when you're done, protecting the pencil and preventing accidental marks.
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
- Length Closed: 163mm │ 6.42"
- Length ballpoint extended: 165mm │ 6.50"
- Diameter of Barrel: 15mm │ 0.59"
- Diameter of Cap: 17.5mm │ 0.69"
- Weight: 41gms │ 1.45oz
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