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Tourbillon Openside Pen Black Leather
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Tourbillon Openside Pens
The T&F Tourbillon Openside Pen combines horological inspiration with premium craftsmanship. Featuring a polished metal chassis and an open-sided tourbillon-inspired design, it highlights mechanical elements reminiscent of high-end watchmaking. The body is wrapped in black leather, offering a refined grip and a luxurious tactile feel. Precision-engineered for smooth writing, this instrument includes a high-quality refill system, ensuring consistent ink flow. Every detail—from the balanced weight distribution to the secure twist or snap-on mechanism (model-dependent)—reflects T&F’s dedication to technical excellence. This luxury writing instrument elevates everyday writing to an art form, making it an ideal companion for connoisseurs and professionals alike
Review
At The Limited Edition, we have set out on a journey of discovery in the pursuit of the world’s most exceptional timepieces, and on that adventure we have also come across a number of small manufacturers, such as TF Est 1968, whose creations are a perfect complement to the watches you will find on our pages.
The brainchild of Swiss entrepreneur Freddy Tschumi, TF Est 1968 spe
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