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Pelikan Souveran M600 & M605 Fountain Pens $356.80 + Delivery @ Peter's of Kensington eBay

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Bit of a niche deal, but a fantastic price for this classic fountain pen. Normally retails for $400+.

Note that Pelikan nibs are notoriously broad, especially compared to Japanese brands, so expect this to write more like a broad nib.

Main link is to the Red and Black, medium nib. Other colours and nib sizes are also available at the same price:

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  • +2

    That is a good price for a Pelikan in Aus.

    Funny sort of OzBargainer who'd spend that much though!

    • I got the same vibe when I posted the Longines deal. Both have relevance and I also enjoy both good pens and watches. My priciest pen is nowhere near this though. My Waterman is around the $100

    • +10

      Plenty of OzBargainers spend much more on a gaming PC, watch, phone, etc. and no-one bats an eyelid.

      For many, nice pens are as much a hobby as any of those, plus a good fountain pen well looked after can literally be handed down through generations and tend to hold value pretty well :)

      • Plenty of ozbargainers would say you can't enjoy a pen the same way you can enjoy those products. To each their own

    • +1

      My two fanciest pens I got at clearance prices from Peter's: a Parker Urban and a Waterman Hémisphère for $20 each (rrp >$100).

      That's an OzBargain level of saving!

    • +6

      Given how many $300+ lego deals get posted on here, I'd say ozbargainers have plenty of disposable income!

  • +2

    Dangggg here i am using my free xiaomi mijia refillable pen…

    • Free stationary cupboard generic refills for me, they kind of fit into a pen that I got on clearance for a few dollars.

      • I’ve got lots of hotel ones around the house from work travel. Some are pretty bad but others are great.

  • +3

    I have an M1000 and it's one of my favourite pens. I'd probably go for this had I not just bought a Visconti Homo Sapiens.

    • -4

      Umm, let's try to keep it a little more politically correct. That's not that good innit.

    • +1

      I picked up one of those (M1000) 2nd hand about 15 years ago. Again, a lovely pen - but gawd it is big. I certainly can't use it posted (ie. with the cap mounted on the back end of the pen).

      • It is a pretty huge pen, but I have pretty huge hands, so it suits me well. I also don't use it posted, though; it's quite a light pen, but the length makes it a but unwieldy when posted.

        • As I understand, the 800 and 1000 models have oh-so-smooth brass refill mechanisms which up the weight too.

  • Used to be cheaper via CultPens before they started charging GST. I think WritingDesk might still have it for cheaper, but yeah Peter's is good too.

    • COVID really messed the shipping time up a little as well, frankly if you can avoid overseas shipping, I'd recommend avoiding it.

    • Showing as OOS at TWD right now, but 220 GBP less VAT equals about $315, plus shipping. Their rates are usually pretty reasonable, so yeah, theoretically a bit cheaper but no stock and then you're waiting who knows how long for international shipping.

  • there is also this one for a different style
    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/264491558877

    looks like it has a similar nib to the M1000

  • I've got a M800 waiting to be refilled. Lovely pen. Perhaps just a little large for my hand. M600 is a nice size

    Horrible price to replace this now - so it tends to live at home (where I'm less likely to lose it).

  • +3

    In the Pelikan world, 400 was the standard size. In the modern Pelikan world M600 took that crown, plus its backward compatibility with 400 nibs. Meaning: M600 can take M400 and M200 (steel) more affordable nibs.

    Other Souverans (M300 to M1000 have their own nib sizes (with few exceptions) that are incompatible with these. http://www.richardspens.com/ref/nibs/pel_nibs.htm

    I'm saying that you can't go wrong with an M600.

    Disclaimer: Pelikan fanboi.

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