The Meisterstück Around the World in 80 Days collection is inspired by Jules Verne’s famous adventure novel. The Solitaire LeGrand fountain pen, adorned with precious metal, narrates the epic journey of Mr. Fogg and Passepartout. Embarking on the final leg from Yokohama to London via the United States, the duo traverses the vast American continent by train. Delve into the intricate details: an elegantly laser-engraved train on the cap, a safety chain motif on the cone, reflecting a crucial moment when Passepartout detaches the train from the locomotive to save the crew attacked by the Sioux. The cap and barrel design captures the pressure valves and billowing smoke of the locomotive; the clip features a red lacquered heart playing card, symbolizing the union between Phileas Fogg and Princess Aouda. Furthermore, the playing card suits represent Fogg’s daring wager to complete the journey in just 80 days. The top of the cap features the journey’s chronology engraved: 36 days from Yokohama to London, culminating in a total of 80 days around the world. Enhancing this writing instrument is a handcrafted 18 K gold nib marked with 14/11 and 21/12: a reminder of Mr. Fogg’s departure from Yokohama on November 14th, and his ambitious plan to be back at the London club by December 21st to win the wager. Additionally, it is adorned with a depiction of a hot air balloon, a reference to Jules Verne’s first adventure novel.
The Meisterstück Around the World in 80 Days collection is inspired by Jules Verne’s famous adventure novel. The Solitaire LeGrand fountain pen, adorned with precious metal, narrates the epic journey of Mr. Fogg and Passepartout. Embarking on the final leg from Yokohama to London via the United States, the duo traverses the vast American continent by train. Delve into the intricate details: an elegantly laser-engraved train on the cap, a safety chain motif on the cone, reflecting a crucial moment when Passepartout detaches the train from the locomotive to save the crew attacked by the Sioux. The cap and barrel design captures the pressure valves and billowing smoke of the locomotive; the clip features a red lacquered heart playing card, symbolizing the union between Phileas Fogg and Princess Aouda. Furthermore, the playing card suits represent Fogg’s daring wager to complete the journey in just 80 days. The top of the cap features the journey’s chronology engraved: 36 days from Yokohama to London, culminating in a total of 80 days around the world. Enhancing this writing instrument is a handcrafted 18 K gold nib marked with 14/11 and 21/12: a reminder of Mr. Fogg’s departure from Yokohama on November 14th, and his ambitious plan to be back at the London club by December 21st to win the wager. Additionally, it is adorned with a depiction of a hot air balloon, a reference to Jules Verne’s first adventure novel.
The Meisterstück Around the World in 80 Days collection is inspired by Jules Verne’s famous adventure novel. The Solitaire LeGrand fountain pen, adorned with precious metal, narrates the epic journey of Mr. Fogg and Passepartout. Embarking on the final leg from Yokohama to London via the United States, the duo traverses the vast American continent by train. Delve into the intricate details: an elegantly laser-engraved train on the cap, a safety chain motif on the cone, reflecting a crucial moment when Passepartout detaches the train from the locomotive to save the crew attacked by the Sioux. The cap and barrel design captures the pressure valves and billowing smoke of the locomotive; the clip features a red lacquered heart playing card, symbolizing the union between Phileas Fogg and Princess Aouda. Furthermore, the playing card suits represent Fogg’s daring wager to complete the journey in just 80 days. The top of the cap features the journey’s chronology engraved: 36 days from Yokohama to London, culminating in a total of 80 days around the world. Enhancing this writing instrument is a handcrafted 18 K gold nib marked with 14/11 and 21/12: a reminder of Mr. Fogg’s departure from Yokohama on November 14th, and his ambitious plan to be back at the London club by December 21st to win the wager. Additionally, it is adorned with a depiction of a hot air balloon, a reference to Jules Verne’s first adventure novel.
The Meisterstück Around the World in 80 Days collection is inspired by Jules Verne’s famous adventure novel. The Solitaire LeGrand fountain pen, adorned with precious metal, narrates the epic journey of Mr. Fogg and Passepartout. Embarking on the final leg from Yokohama to London via the United States, the duo traverses the vast American continent by train. Delve into the intricate details: an elegantly laser-engraved train on the cap, a safety chain motif on the cone, reflecting a crucial moment when Passepartout detaches the train from the locomotive to save the crew attacked by the Sioux. The cap and barrel design captures the pressure valves and billowing smoke of the locomotive; the clip features a red lacquered heart playing card, symbolizing the union between Phileas Fogg and Princess Aouda. Furthermore, the playing card suits represent Fogg’s daring wager to complete the journey in just 80 days. The top of the cap features the journey’s chronology engraved: 36 days from Yokohama to London, culminating in a total of 80 days around the world. Enhancing this writing instrument is a handcrafted 18 K gold nib marked with 14/11 and 21/12: a reminder of Mr. Fogg’s departure from Yokohama on November 14th, and his ambitious plan to be back at the London club by December 21st to win the wager. Additionally, it is adorned with a depiction of a hot air balloon, a reference to Jules Verne’s first adventure novel.
The Meisterstück Around the World in 80 Days collection is inspired by Jules Verne’s famous adventure novel. The Solitaire LeGrand fountain pen, adorned with precious metal, narrates the epic journey of Mr. Fogg and Passepartout. Embarking on the final leg from Yokohama to London via the United States, the duo traverses the vast American continent by train. Delve into the intricate details: an elegantly laser-engraved train on the cap, a safety chain motif on the cone, reflecting a crucial moment when Passepartout detaches the train from the locomotive to save the crew attacked by the Sioux. The cap and barrel design captures the pressure valves and billowing smoke of the locomotive; the clip features a red lacquered heart playing card, symbolizing the union between Phileas Fogg and Princess Aouda. Furthermore, the playing card suits represent Fogg’s daring wager to complete the journey in just 80 days. The top of the cap features the journey’s chronology engraved: 36 days from Yokohama to London, culminating in a total of 80 days around the world. Enhancing this writing instrument is a handcrafted 18 K gold nib marked with 14/11 and 21/12: a reminder of Mr. Fogg’s departure from Yokohama on November 14th, and his ambitious plan to be back at the London club by December 21st to win the wager. Additionally, it is adorned with a depiction of a hot air balloon, a reference to Jules Verne’s first adventure novel.
The Meisterstück Around the World in 80 Days collection is inspired by Jules Verne’s famous adventure novel. The Solitaire LeGrand fountain pen, adorned with precious metal, narrates the epic journey of Mr. Fogg and Passepartout. Embarking on the final leg from Yokohama to London via the United States, the duo traverses the vast American continent by train. Delve into the intricate details: an elegantly laser-engraved train on the cap, a safety chain motif on the cone, reflecting a crucial moment when Passepartout detaches the train from the locomotive to save the crew attacked by the Sioux. The cap and barrel design captures the pressure valves and billowing smoke of the locomotive; the clip features a red lacquered heart playing card, symbolizing the union between Phileas Fogg and Princess Aouda. Furthermore, the playing card suits represent Fogg’s daring wager to complete the journey in just 80 days. The top of the cap features the journey’s chronology engraved: 36 days from Yokohama to London, culminating in a total of 80 days around the world. Enhancing this writing instrument is a handcrafted 18 K gold nib marked with 14/11 and 21/12: a reminder of Mr. Fogg’s departure from Yokohama on November 14th, and his ambitious plan to be back at the London club by December 21st to win the wager. Additionally, it is adorned with a depiction of a hot air balloon, a reference to Jules Verne’s first adventure novel.
