LEUCHTTURM1917 breathes new life into the Drehgriffel from the 1920s.

The name "Drehgriffel" is a German compound noun that directly translates as a twist stylus. The characteristic design makes this writing instrument really distinctive, a hexagonal body with pointed tip, which, like the twist knob, has a contrasting color.

The Drehgriffel is made from precision machined aluminum and brass, then painted and sealed. It uses a spring-loaded twist mechanism. The Drehgriffel No. 1 is a ballpoint pen with generous blue ink.

Inspired by the 1920s design with its hexagonal silhouette and tapered tip, the #1 Twist Stylus is an undeniably iconic writing instrument. Design reduced to the essentials with high functionality at the same time are the principles and ideas of the Bauhaus that guided us in the design of the Drehgriffel Nr.1. 

A subtle dot on the rotating head is reminiscent of Kandinsky's motivational motto "Everything starts with a dot". The color scheme follows the contrasting pictorial compositions of Piet Mondrian.

The pen in thickness M, with royal blue ink, is made of high-quality brass and aluminum, is document-resistant, and refillable.

Length 13 cm.

Inspired by the 1920s design with its hexagonal silhouette and tapered tip, the #1 Twist Stylus is an undeniably iconic writing instrument. Design reduced to the essentials with high functionality at the same time are the principles and ideas of the Bauhaus that guided us in the design of the Drehgriffel Nr.1. 

A subtle dot on the rotating head is reminiscent of Kandinsky's motivational motto "Everything starts with a dot". The color scheme follows the contrasting pictorial compositions of Piet Mondrian.

The pen in thickness M, with royal blue ink, is made of high-quality brass and aluminum, is document-resistant, and refillable.

Length 13 cm.

Inspired by the 1920s design with its hexagonal silhouette and tapered tip, the #1 Twist Stylus is an undeniably iconic writing instrument. Design reduced to the essentials with high functionality at the same time are the principles and ideas of the Bauhaus that guided us in the design of the Drehgriffel Nr.1. 

A subtle dot on the rotating head is reminiscent of Kandinsky's motivational motto "Everything starts with a dot". The color scheme follows the contrasting pictorial compositions of Piet Mondrian.

The pen in thickness M, with royal blue ink, is made of high-quality brass and aluminum, is document-resistant, and refillable.

Length 13 cm.

Inspired by the 1920s design with its hexagonal silhouette and tapered tip, the #1 Twist Stylus is an undeniably iconic writing instrument. Design reduced to the essentials with high functionality at the same time are the principles and ideas of the Bauhaus that guided us in the design of the Drehgriffel Nr.1. 

A subtle dot on the rotating head is reminiscent of Kandinsky's motivational motto "Everything starts with a dot". The color scheme follows the contrasting pictorial compositions of Piet Mondrian.

The pen in thickness M, with royal blue ink, is made of high-quality brass and aluminum, is document-resistant, and refillable.

Length 13 cm.

Inspired by the 1920s design with its hexagonal silhouette and tapered tip, the #1 Twist Stylus is an undeniably iconic writing instrument. Design reduced to the essentials with high functionality at the same time are the principles and ideas of the Bauhaus that guided us in the design of the Drehgriffel Nr.1. 

A subtle dot on the rotating head is reminiscent of Kandinsky's motivational motto "Everything starts with a dot". The color scheme follows the contrasting pictorial compositions of Piet Mondrian.

The pen in thickness M, with royal blue ink, is made of high-quality brass and aluminum, is document-resistant, and refillable.

Length 13 cm.

Inspired by the 1920s design with its hexagonal silhouette and tapered tip, the #1 Twist Stylus is an undeniably iconic writing instrument. Design reduced to the essentials with high functionality at the same time are the principles and ideas of the Bauhaus that guided us in the design of the Drehgriffel Nr.1. 

A subtle dot on the rotating head is reminiscent of Kandinsky's motivational motto "Everything starts with a dot". The color scheme follows the contrasting pictorial compositions of Piet Mondrian.

The pen in thickness M, with royal blue ink, is made of high-quality brass and aluminum, is document-resistant, and refillable.

Length 13 cm.

LEUCHTTURM1917 breathes new life into the Drehgriffel from the 1920s.

The name "Drehgriffel" is a German compound noun that directly translates as a twist stylus. The characteristic design makes this writing instrument really distinctive, a hexagonal body with pointed tip, which, like the twist knob, has a contrasting color.

The Drehgriffel is made from precision machined aluminum and brass, then painted and sealed. It uses a spring-loaded twist mechanism. The Drehgriffel No. 1 is a ballpoint pen with generous blue ink.

LEUCHTTURM1917 breathes new life into the Drehgriffel from the 1920s.

The name "Drehgriffel" is a German compound noun that directly translates as a twist stylus. The characteristic design makes this writing instrument really distinctive, a hexagonal body with pointed tip, which, like the twist knob, has a contrasting color.

The Drehgriffel is made from precision machined aluminum and brass, then painted and sealed. It uses a spring-loaded twist mechanism. The Drehgriffel No. 1 is a ballpoint pen with generous blue ink.

LEUCHTTURM1917 breathes new life into the Drehgriffel from the 1920s.

The name "Drehgriffel" is a German compound noun that directly translates as a twist stylus. The characteristic design makes this writing instrument really distinctive, a hexagonal body with pointed tip, which, like the twist knob, has a contrasting color.

The Drehgriffel is made from precision machined aluminum and brass, then painted and sealed. It uses a spring-loaded twist mechanism. The Drehgriffel No. 1 is a ballpoint pen with generous blue ink.

LEUCHTTURM1917 breathes new life into the Drehgriffel from the 1920s.

The name "Drehgriffel" is a German compound noun that directly translates as a twist stylus. The characteristic design makes this writing instrument really distinctive, a hexagonal body with pointed tip, which, like the twist knob, has a contrasting color.

The Drehgriffel is made from precision machined aluminum and brass, then painted and sealed. It uses a spring-loaded twist mechanism. The Drehgriffel No. 1 is a ballpoint pen with generous blue ink.

LEUCHTTURM1917 breathes new life into the Drehgriffel from the 1920s.

The name "Drehgriffel" is a German compound noun that directly translates as a twist stylus. The characteristic design makes this writing instrument really distinctive, a hexagonal body with pointed tip, which, like the twist knob, has a contrasting color.

The Drehgriffel is made from precision machined aluminum and brass, then painted and sealed. It uses a spring-loaded twist mechanism. The Drehgriffel No. 1 is a ballpoint pen with generous blue ink.