In honor of Sailor’s foundation year, the 1911 Series was introduced to maintain the high quality craftsmanship and materials used from the beginning.
Combining fine craftsmanship and robust performance, this beautiful form gently fits in the palm of your hand, subtly exuding an air of elegance. It is truly a representative piece of the "1911 Series."
The high-status 21K gold nib is highly elastic, providing the flexible feel and smooth writing experience that define a true fountain pen.
The barrel, designed with perfect balance in mind, has an ideal thickness for relaxed writing.
Enjoy this traditional style with elegance and quality.
Model name: Profit 21
Number: 11-2021
Color: Black
Filling system: Converter & Cartridge type
Nib: 21K Gold with Gold plating
Weight in gr: 21,6
Size:18?141mm(including the clip)
Warranty: This Sailor Writing Instrument is warranted against original factory defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the original date of purchase from the original and Sailor Authorised retailer/vendor where the instrument was obtained. Should this instrument be found to have such a defect, it should be returned complete with all pen parts to the original and Sailor authorised retailer/vendor for processing. This original stamped/dated warranty document or the original sales receipt for the instrument must accompany the pen for any warranty or repair claims. This warranty does not cover any defects or damage as a result of misuse, abuse, neglect, accidental damage, tampering, and loss of original parts or reasonable wear and tear of normal use (which will be determined by Sailor). In such cases the standard repair and /or parts replacement charges will apply. This warranty is not applicable to product originally purchased through unauthorised retailer/vendors.
In 1911, Mr. Kyugoro Sakata, an engineer from the historic naval port of Hiroshima, was introduced to a fountain pen brought from England by a sailor friend. Fascinated by it, he soon became determined to produce finely crafted writing instruments in Japan with the highest specification and writing performance. Mr. Sakata decided to call the company Sailor Pen in the expectation that the business would expand internationally like the voyages of a sailor. The company thus became the first to produce Fountain Pens in Japan and it is still one of the oldest in the industry.