Meisterstück
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Meisterstück is the flagship line of pens from luxury
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Although principally concerned with writing instruments, the brand has of late used the Meisterstück name in association with members of its diversified product range including watches, jewellery and leather goods.

History

The first Montblanc to be branded a was produced in 1924 to denote the then Simplo company's top-line range of writing instruments.

Beginning initially with Safety Filling pens, the Meisterstück name continued to denote the company's top line of writing instruments bearing warranted nibs and offering higher grade features than other models, such as the incorporation of celluloid and precious metals.

Modern Meisterstücks

Modern Meisterstücks include fountain pens, ballpoints, rollerballs, pencils, and even a highlighter pen.

Unlike vintage Meisterstücks pens, modern variants are usually formed from a composite resin instead of celluloid and bear most similarity to the Meisterstück designs of the 1950s . However, in continuation with the previous models using higher-end materials, metal and precious metal variations are made under the sub-designation "Solitaire".

See here for a discussion of the evolution of the Meisterstück flagship design, the 149, and Montblanc's own site for a catalogue of the modern Meisterstück range.

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