Caran d'Ache 849 Ballpoint Pen - Dragon Burgundy - Special Edition
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Caran d'Ache 849 Ballpoint Pen - Dragon Burgundy - Special Edition.
In order to commemorate the year of the Dragon in 2024, Caran d'Ache released this special edition of their iconic 849 Ballpoint Pen. This burgundy pen comes in a elegant dragon scale pattern accented with gold trims. The pattern is polished with gold and red prints on the matte aluminum body, showcasing Caran d'Ache's outstanding quality in their designs.
Caran d'Ache's 849 Ballpoint Pen comes with its iconic hexagonal body and takes its proprietary Goliath refill. Released in the 1960s, the 849 Ballpoint Pen and refill rose quickly in popularity due to its ability to write many pages and last longer than most other pen refills of its time. The oil-based ink writes smoothly and the click mechanism is very quiet with a uniquely satisfying lack of feedback on the knock. With its sturdy metallic yet lightweight body and reliable pen clip, this ballpoint pen is a great choice for anyone who loves a sleek modern-looking pen with a long tradition.
Caran d'Ache's 849 Ballpoint Pen comes with its iconic hexagonal body and takes its proprietary Goliath refill. Released in the 1960s, the 849 Ballpoint Pen and refill rose quickly in popularity due to its ability to write many pages and last longer than most other pen refills of its time. The oil-based ink writes smoothly and the click mechanism is very quiet with a uniquely satisfying lack of feedback on the knock. With its sturdy metallic yet lightweight body and reliable pen clip, this ballpoint pen is a great choice for anyone who loves a sleek modern-looking pen with a long tradition.
- Length: 5 in (12.7 cm)
- Aluminum hexagonal body
- Flexible clip
- Black ink
- Writes up to 600 A4 pages
- Made in Switzerland
- Ballpoint pen refill available
About Caran d'Ache:
Founded in 1915 in Geneva, Caran d'Ache was originally known as Fabrique Genevoise de Crayons, but it was rebranded to Caran d'Ache, which means pencil in Russian, in 1924. Probably most famous for their pencils and colored pencils, the company has a long history in making some of the finest writing instruments.