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Description
Kaweco Brass Sport Mechanical Pencil
This is Kaweco BRASS Sport Mechanical Pencil – a heavyweight champion in the Sport series renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and durability.
- Crafted from premium brass, the Kaweco BRASS Sport Mechanical Pencil boasts a substantial weight, distinguishing it as one of the heaviest pens in the Kaweco lineup. Meticulously manufactured, the barrel undergoes a complex process to achieve its stunning finish, showcasing the finest German engineering.
- The chunky octagonal profile of this mechanical pencil provides a commanding presence in the hand, offering a comfortable and enjoyable writing experience.
- Adorned with the Kaweco logo in silver-colored metal on the button, this mechanical pencil exudes sophistication and attention to detail.
- Equipped with a convenient knock button, this mechanical pencil allows for easy dispensing of lead with each click. The cap can be removed to expose the lead tube, allowing for hassle-free refill insertion.
- Presented in a sleek Kaweco metal tin box, the BRASS Sport Mechanical Pencil makes for an impressive gift or a stylish addition to your own collection, ensuring it remains protected and pristine.
Specification
| Brand | Kaweco |
| Product Type | Mechanical Pencil |
| Collection |
Brass Sport |
| Body Material | Brass |
| Diameter - Grip | 8.9 mm |
| Diameter - Max | 13.5 mm |
| Body Length | 105 mm |
| Filling Mechanism | 0.7 mm HB Lead |
Kaweco Sport
There are only a few writing instruments which have been successful in the market for decades without big changes. One of them is the Kaweco CLASSIC Sport fountain pen. It follows the design of the year 1935. Outstanding because of its unique form and size.
In 1911 something special occurred with the Kaweco Sport. A pocket fountain pen which everyone could carry anywhere. Just 10.5 cm big when closed, and with the cap on top of the barrel it grew to a standard size pen. Small in the pocket and big in the hand: The Kaweco Sport.
Sepp Herberger already appreciated these characteristics. It was with a Kaweco Sport that the former coach of the German national soccer team wrote on a piece of paper his winning tactics which brought the Germans to the world cup in 1954.
