This Writers Edition is an ode to Arthur Conan Doyle. He was the British writer that crafted the most famous character in the world of crime fiction, Sherlock Holmes.

Due to the grand success, Montblanc has combined all experts to design the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle collection. This line represents London and its dark foggy streets in which Holmes always resolves its cases.

Moreover, the pen's brown body is decorated with a plaid pattern that refers to Holmes' coat, but it also contains a historic map of the city of London. The color of the body refers to his brown smoking pipe.

Joseph Bell's initials are engraved under the PVD coated clip, who was the true inspiration for the creation of the famous literary character. The clip reflects his magnifying glass. As for the nib, it is made of Au750 solid gold and contains a special engraving of Sherlock Holmes with flying dinosaurs from "The Lost World". 

Each pen in the collection is handcrafted and therefore truly luxurious and unique. 

Number: 703/1901

"Happiness is a state of mind. It's just according to the way you look at things"

A new addition to the Great Characters collection by Montblanc. This time, a tribute to Walt Disney, who's name is forever connected to the art of animation video and the American filmhistory. An imperium of unthinkably big proportions is the result of his progressiveness and inventive methods of animation and film making.


The Montblanc Great Characters Walt Disney Limited Edition 1901 is limited to 1901 pieces whcich refers to the year of Walt Disney's birth. The groundbreaking multiplane camera invented by Disney is decipted on the cap in lacquer inlays with platinum-coated parts. On  the barrel you wil see an Mickey Mouse design with a flickering scanimation effect when rotated. Mickey Mouse appeared in Walt Disney's first film "Steamboat Willie" in 1928. This film, which is also famous for its use of synchronised sound, inspired the smokestack shape of the platinum-coated clip. The fountain pen has a rhoidum-coated nib, made of Au 750 solid gold. The nib is decorated with an engraving if the inconic Mickey Mouse. 

“You cannot describe passion, you can only live it.”

With this Limited Edition, Montblanc pays tribute to the visionary Enzo Ferrari: both motor racing driver and entrepreneur, he founded the legendary Scuderia Ferrari and established a global automotive empire whose name has become synonymous for superb quality a passion for speed.

Made from metal and processed to appear like the structure of a “Ferrari 125 S” engine, this writing instrument pays homage to the meticulous construction skills of the Ferrari workshops. The cap top is crowned with a Montblanc emblem in resin resembling frosted glass and embedded in a metal grid. The back of the cap shows the prancing horse, the famous emblem of Ferrari cars.

The clip in metal is adorned with a famous quote by Enzo: “You cannot describe passion, you can only live it.” The fittings are refined with red lacquer – inspired by the very red of the first “Ferrari 125 S” car. The cone shows two important dates in the career of Enzo Ferrari.

The Montblanc Patron of Art Edition in 2022 is dedicated to Queen Victoria & Prince Albert. The Limited Edition 888 is a remarkable couple edition, one edition honors Queen Victoria and the other one her consort Prince Albert. This writing instrument is dedicated to Albert.

The fountain pen comes with a cap and barrel made from red translucent lacquer and a solid Au 750 signature gold skeleton overlay. The skeleton is inspired by her coronation collar and her monogram while the red is inspired by her coronation dress. The fittings are platinum-coated. The clip shape is a tribute to her scepter while the green Tsavorite is a homage to her engagement ring. The cap top is inspired by a royal crown and is adorned with the Montblanc emblem made from mother-of-pearl.

While the cap ring bears the engraving of "Albert" and their wedding date just like a wedding band, a special engraving decorates the cone. As a homage to Victoria's nickname "England's rose", the handcrafted solid Au 750 gold bi-color nib bears an embossing of a rose. With signature gold and/or signature gold-coating, Montblanc describes the enlightened shade of yellow gold which has become an appreciated tone for the Maison’s Writing Instruments.

Every year since 1992, Montblanc has honoured an influential patron of art from the antiquity to the 20th century, with a limited edition writing instrument. Every Patron of Art Limited Edition underscores Montblanc’s belief that arts and culture are an essential part of any thriving society and can only flourish with the support of dedicated patrons. For its 30th (1992 – 2022) and final edition, Montblanc created a double edition, celebrating the lives and legacy of British monarch Victoria and her consort Albert.

This writing instrument marks the early years of the royal couple with a barrel in pearl-white lacquer, a symbol of purity and youth, and a cone embellished with a traditional Victorian pattern as well as the entwined “V&A” monogram, in which the couple liked to unite their initials.

The edition dedicated to Victoria features a cap in translucent mint-green lacquer, one of her favourite colours to wear. The decorative pattern visible beneath the lacquer of the cap is inspired by the fence surrounding the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens, London. The cap is adorned by a royal-blue crown and the Montblanc emblem in precious resin. The words “I will be good” are engraved on the cap ring. The shape of the clip is inspired by her sceptre with a green stone referring to her engagement ring from Albert. The handcrafted Au 750 solid gold, champagne-tone gold-coated nib is decorated with a stylised rose that represents Queen Victoria, who is still remembered today as ‘England’s Rose’.

The writing instrument is restricted to 4810 pieces, which represents the height of the Mont Blanc mountain in metres.

A very special collaboration between the luxury pen maker and tire maker Pirelli to produce a very Interesting pen: the Meisterstück Great Masters Pirelli Limited Edition 1872.

The Meisterstück Great Masters Pirelli Limited Edition 1872 merges the art of writing with the art of making tyres. The collection celebrates the know-how of the Pirelli craftsmen, “sgorbiatori”, who meticulously hand-carve tyre patterns; taking days to create just a single prototype. These Pirelli Masters – both technicians and engineers – provide a key contribution to the research & development aimed at making the experience of driving with Pirelli tyres a memorable one.

The number of pens in this limited edition refers to the year 1872, the year Pirelli was founded in Milan - Italy.
The cap is crowned with the Montblanc logo in mother of pearl, set in onyx and surrounded by a lacquered ring in the iconic Pirelli red.
A similar ring can be found on the finial of the body.
The body and cap are coated with rubber, decorated with a pattern inspired on the patterns of famous Pirelli tyres through the ages.

A very special collaboration between the luxury pen maker and tire maker Pirelli to produce a very Interesting pen: the Meisterstück Great Masters Pirelli Limited Edition 1872.

The Meisterstück Great Masters Pirelli Limited Edition 1872 merges the art of writing with the art of making tyres. The collection celebrates the know-how of the Pirelli craftsmen, “sgorbiatori”, who meticulously hand-carve tyre patterns; taking days to create just a single prototype. These Pirelli Masters – both technicians and engineers – provide a key contribution to the research & development aimed at making the experience of driving with Pirelli tyres a memorable one.

The number of pens in this limited edition refers to the year 1872, the year Pirelli was founded in Milan - Italy.
The cap is crowned with the Montblanc logo in mother of pearl, set in onyx and surrounded by a lacquered ring in the iconic Pirelli red.
A similar ring can be found on the finial of the body.
The body and cap are coated with rubber, decorated with a pattern inspired on the patterns of famous Pirelli tyres through the ages.

This pen is part of the 'Around the World in 80 Days' collection by Montbanc. This line celebrates the succes of this famous novel written by Jules Verne. The novel was published in 1873 and it covers the adventures of Phileas Fogg and Jean Passepartout. However, not only does the book tell the story of Phileas and Jean, it also marks a historical moment in time, namely the transport revolution in the 19th century.

The writing instrument captures the story of the Around the World in 80 Days Journey, from London to Bombay. There are several elements located on the pen that are derived from this journey. The card suits symbol on the clip refers to the card games Fogg played at the Reform Club and the wager he made of twenty thousand pounds saying that he would be able to travel around the world during these days. Also, on the cap ring "18 DAYS" is engraved, reflecting on the amount of days it took for the first stage of the journey. 

Furthermore, the laser engraved steamboat and waves on the pen represents the crossing of seas during the first part of the journey. As for the nib, the hot air-balloon shows Verne's overall fascination with travel and is also a symbol that reflects on his other novel "5 Weeks in a Balloon". Lastly, the color Indigo Blue is a result of mixing London Purple with Mediterranean Sea blue, a brilliant way of translating Verne's story into a writing instrument. 

The fountain pen is in LeGrand size, and is made of lacquer with platinum coated fillings. The nib consists of Au750 solid gold, bi-color rhodium and has a champagne gold-coated layer. 

This special edition Meisterstück rollerball pen from Montblanc is inspired by the famous literature work by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Le Petit Prince. The French book was published in 1943 and is currently known as one of the most translated books in the world.

The work tells the story of a meeting between a pilot and the young prins. The prins lives on planet asteroid B 612, on which only one rose blooms, protected by a glass shield. For the Montblanc Le Petit Prince and Planet, the rose is a symbol for our earth. Humankind only has one earth, and therefore the philosophical relationship between nature and the environment reflect the importance of our existence on this planet. Thus, this pen makes us remember the earth's worth and translates the the message that one should cherish our earth.

“The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, they are felt with the heart.”
– Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Le Petit Prince

This is the LeGrand edition. The body of the pen consists of stained wood in the colour burgundy. The cap is decorated with stars, and contains the name of the planet, asteroid B 612. Furthermore, the clip is completed with a yellow star.

This pen is a longterm and unique piece of art. For every generation that the pan is passed on, the new recipient experiences the philosophy and lessons of previous generations. For this reason, the pen becomes a special instrument of which the message, inspired by the literature work, will forever exist.

Montblanc has brought a new type of fountain pen to its collection, namely a calligraphy fountain pen.

This writing instrument is based on the iconic and traditional Meisterstück collection. The pen has been redesigned into a contemporary composition of gold leaf after the traditional colors black and gold. The gold leaf is applied by hand to create works of art, each item truly unique. 

Furthermore, the pen is made of black translucent lacquer and features a full black PVD clip and three full black PVD rings embossed with the Montblanc brand name.The writing instrument is finished with a handcrafted 18kt / Au750 solid gold nib with ruthenium coating.

This Solitaire writing instrument is inspired by the mystical glaciers of the Mont Blanc mountain, standing for Montblanc's dedication to high quality products, their attitude towards exploration and adventurous spirit.

The fountain pen is finished with a hand-crafted Au750/ 18K solid gold nib, rhodium-coated, and featuring the Mer de Glace 'dragon' lying on top of the Mont Blanc mountain. Its cap and barrel with special engraving are covered by a translucent blue lacquer, representing the geometrical refractions of ice crystals.

This luxurious writing instrument is inspired by the encounter of art and writing. This solitaire piece is a contemporary interpretation of the classic burgundy color, enriched in its appearance by a new gradient lacquering technique and completed by signature gold-coated clip and fittings.

The fountain pen is crowned with the innovative flexible nib, hand-crafted in Au750 / 18K solid gold and garnished with a delicate triple 8; a symbol inspired by calligraphy movements. The flexible nib allows a multitude of individual writing styles and line widths, which can range from extra fine (0.3 mm) to double broad (1.6 mm) depending on the pressure applied.

With signature gold and/or signature gold-coating, Montblanc describes the enlightened shade of yellow gold which has become an appreciated tone for the Maison’s Writing Instruments.