The D-Line Medium Dandy Black fountain pen is part of the Dandy line from S.T. Dupont. This line can be recognised by its delicate croco pattern on the pen's, or lighter's surface.

The ballpoint and the fountain pen both contain the croco decoration in black and white. As for the material, the pen is made of a combination between metal and delicate laqcuer, finished with palladium accents.

This ballpoint pen from ST Dupont writes marvellously. Your pen will flow over your paper. 

Adding a Dandy pen to your collection will be like bringing a unique and creative writing instrument right to your home, the workplace or on the go. This is all whilst you are radiating S.T. Dupont's expertise in the pen world along the way.

Together with the right ink refills, this pen will provide you with years of writing with joy.

With the D-Initial collection, S.T. Dupont introduces a modern take on the 'classique' design. D-Initial is a collection of writing instruments made for the modern man and woman. The design of the D-initial writing instruments collection is innovative, sophisticated and elegant.

The pen is made of matt black laqcuer and chrome details in which the Dupont wapon is visible.

The ballpoint pen can be refilled with ballpoint refills. This results in a pleasant, subtle and fast writing experience intended for those of the new generation.

This fountain pen by S.T. Dupont belongs to the D-Line collection. This range is known for its traditional model. 

The finest S.T. Dupont lacquer is teamed with palladium and a hand-finished 14k solid gold nib for incomparable style and performance. On the nib, a blazon is engraved.

The most distinguished feature of this pen is positioned on the cap. The experts at S.T. Dupont have designed a delicate artwork shaped in a crocodile pattern. Additionally, the cap's mechanism works as a click closing system. 

This ballpoint pen by S.T. Dupont belongs to the D-Line collection. This range is known for its traditional model.

The finest S.T. Dupont lacquer is teamed with palladium and a smooth ballpoint refill for incomparable style and performance. 

The most distinguished feature of this pen is positioned on the cap. The experts at S.T. Dupont have designed a delicate artwork shaped in a crocodile pattern. Additionally, the cap's mechanism works as a twist closing system.

In the 1960s, the dandy style made a comeback, fueled by a rebellious youth culture and a fashion revolution that broke away from established conventions. A new generation embraced elegance as a form of individual expression. Rejecting conformity, this generation reimagined the elegant dandy style of the 19th century with a bold mix of sophistication and theatrical flair.

Attention to detail became an act of rebellion, and with appearance treated as an expression of art, the dandy style was a challenge to established norms. The dandy became a modern icon of defiance, straddling tradition and revolution, a walking symbol of an era where fashion was much more than just style: it was identity, loud and unapologetic.

In the spirit of 1960s dandy style, FEEL Dandy and FEEL Anni60 capture this same rebellious elegance. Through the art of the Guilloché technique, mastered by the Italian company Renzetti, FEEL Dandy and Anni60 revolutionize the balance between tradition and innovation.

Our FEEL Dandy is engraved with the “Grain of rice” or known as “Barley” pattern, which was very popular in the early 1900s. Initially designed to soften the blinding shine of metal, it was later adopted as a decorative element synonymous with elegance, perfectly in line with the Dandy style. It consists of waves that can be softer or sharper, touching rhythmically to create the shape of a small grain of rice.

The Anni’ 60 pattern, so refined and with a vintage flavor, adorns the FEEL Anni60 and was used for a long time in high jewelry and watchmaking. The design replicates the effect of antique lace and has recently returned to prominence with applications in various fields, especially in design and high fashion, with surprising results. For the first time, it is featured on a writing instrument made of resin.

Handcrafted in 219 pieces for each model, FEEL Dandy is adorned by rose gold trim and FEEL Anni60 is enriched by ultra-black PVD treatment.

The guilloché technique

The artistic Guilloché engraving is done entirely by hand and is still operated exclusively mechanically today. It is an ancient art achieved by tracing one line at a time with various tools, creating a harmonious design on metal, resin, and wood surfaces. Its earliest record dates back to the year 1624, found engraved on some vintage watch cases featuring this craftsmanship.

Only a few companies in the world master and preserve the true artisanal Guilloché method, making every engraved object even more precious and unique thanks to the skilled hand of the artisan. The company Renzetti1909, with its expertise, our partner for this exclusive collection, represents one of the leading exponents of this ancient craft.

“The dandy should aspire to be uninterruptedly sublime. He should live and sleep in front of

a mirror.”

Charles Baudelaire

In the 1960s, the dandy style made a comeback, fueled by a rebellious youth culture and a fashion revolution that broke away from established conventions. A new generation embraced elegance as a form of individual expression. Rejecting conformity, this generation reimagined the elegant dandy style of the 19th century with a bold mix of sophistication and theatrical flair.

Attention to detail became an act of rebellion, and with appearance treated as an expression of art, the dandy style was a challenge to established norms. The dandy became a modern icon of defiance, straddling tradition and revolution, a walking symbol of an era where fashion was much more than just style: it was identity, loud and unapologetic.

In the spirit of 1960s dandy style, FEEL Dandy and FEEL Anni60 capture this same rebellious elegance. Through the art of the Guilloché technique, mastered by the Italian company Renzetti, FEEL Dandy and Anni60 revolutionize the balance between tradition and innovation.

Our FEEL Dandy is engraved with the “Grain of rice” or known as “Barley” pattern, which was very popular in the early 1900s. Initially designed to soften the blinding shine of metal, it was later adopted as a decorative element synonymous with elegance, perfectly in line with the Dandy style. It consists of waves that can be softer or sharper, touching rhythmically to create the shape of a small grain of rice.

The Anni’ 60 pattern, so refined and with a vintage flavor, adorns the FEEL Anni60 and was used for a long time in high jewelry and watchmaking. The design replicates the effect of antique lace and has recently returned to prominence with applications in various fields, especially in design and high fashion, with surprising results. For the first time, it is featured on a writing instrument made of resin.

Handcrafted in 219 pieces for each model, FEEL Dandy is adorned by rose gold trim and FEEL Anni60 is enriched by ultra-black PVD treatment.

The guilloché technique

The artistic Guilloché engraving is done entirely by hand and is still operated exclusively mechanically today. It is an ancient art achieved by tracing one line at a time with various tools, creating a harmonious design on metal, resin, and wood surfaces. Its earliest record dates back to the year 1624, found engraved on some vintage watch cases featuring this craftsmanship.

Only a few companies in the world master and preserve the true artisanal Guilloché method, making every engraved object even more precious and unique thanks to the skilled hand of the artisan. The company Renzetti1909, with its expertise, our partner for this exclusive collection, represents one of the leading exponents of this ancient craft.

“The dandy should aspire to be uninterruptedly sublime. He should live and sleep in front of

a mirror.”

Charles Baudelaire

Montblanc Writers Edition
Honoré de Balzac
Ballpoint Pen

The Writers Edition 2013 pays tribute to the French novelist and playwright who contributed an opus of nearly 100 novels and plays to world literature of the 19th century - Honoré de Balzac. Inspired by the Dandyism of the 19th century and the elegance of Balzac, the precious black resin and grey lacquer of the barrel, with its guilloché refinement, references the typical cutaway favoured by refined Parisian gentlemen. While the oversized shape of the pen mirrors Balzacʼs bold stature, the clip embellished with turquoise lacquering on its top symbolises the author’s walking cane. The platinum and gold-coated rings refer to the different classes that emerged in French society in the early 19th century - often a central theme in the works of Balzac.

This luxurious set consists of a black D-Line ballpoint in silver accents, and a wallet in Croco Dandy brown. 

The pen features the traditional S.T. Dupont design. The D-Line pens are elegant and true classics of high quality.

Additionally, the wallet comes in calfskin leather embossed with a crocodile motif. The palladium finishes and the emblematic red, white and blue S.T. Dupont signature adds a certain timelessness to this accessory. The wallet can store up to 6 cards and contains a slot for loose banknotes. 

The set comes in a luxurious box as a gift for loved ones or of course, for yourself!