Description
致敬亨利·辛普尔（Henry Simpole）- 亨利是英国最负盛名、备受推崇的包银笔设计师之一。作为一名银匠，他享有全球声誉，并于2004年开始与Conway Stewart合作，设计了百年纪念笔（Centenary Pen）。
亨利·辛普尔特别版 - 纯银 - 为纪念他的一生（1952年7月 - 2020年6月），我们从亨利遗产执行人处获得了20个原版蛇形笔帽包银，并在其姐姐的祝福下制作了这支非常特别的钢笔。这些以纯银制成的原版蛇形笔帽镶嵌有真正的祖母绿宝石作为蛇眼，每个笔帽均盖有伦敦检定局（London Assay Office）的完整检定印记，以及亨利本人的姓名缩写（HCS），确保其品质与真实性。高密度黑色抛光笔杆上刻有他的签名复刻、版本编号，以及“Henry Simpole Special”、“Made in England”字样。
全球限量仅20支（15支纯银款，5支镀金纯银款） 纯银版本编号为01/20至15/20
设计与工艺
亨利于2000年设计了他的原版蛇形笔，并借此开启了他作为世界顶尖包银笔制作大师之一的职业生涯。该笔设计有一条立体蛇形，以真正的祖母绿宝石为眼。亨利花费一年时间打磨这一设计，并在宣传册上写道；-
" 我知道大多数限量版钢笔都被保存在崭新状态——从未上过墨，也从未写下过一个字。而我的蛇形笔是作为一支真正可供使用的书写工具而制作的，我希望它们中的一些能被人们日常使用与享受其手感和美感"
蛇形笔的历史（摘自亨利原版蛇形笔宣传册）
蛇形笔美丽非凡，备受追捧，且极为罕见——这正是为何有些人视其为钢笔收藏家心目中的圣杯。20世纪初，钢笔多以硬橡胶制成，颜色一律为黑色，但设计师们希望创造出不止于单调黑色的书写工具。当时最大的钢笔生产商意识到了这一点，委托新泽西珠宝匠George W Heath制作可套在黑色笔身外的珍贵包银，他由此设计出了原版蛇形笔。Parker & Waterman 两大品牌都曾售卖蛇形主题钢笔，如今全世界的钢笔收藏家都梦想着能寻得一支1900年代的原版Heath蛇形笔。
亨利以这枚精美的笔帽，捕捉到了原版的全部魅力。凭借精湛工艺、历史底蕴与稀缺性的完美结合，亨利·辛普尔特别版不仅仅是一支书写工具——它是对世界最伟大的钢笔设计师之一的致敬。
定制选项
每支笔均配备18ct金Conway Stewart笔尖，提供极细(EF)、细(F)、中(M)或粗(B)可选。此外还提供特殊笔尖选项，包括斜体尖、平头尖或斜角研磨，让您可以根据自己的书写习惯量身定制。
每支笔均装于Conway Stewart黑色人造革礼盒中，该礼盒亦可作为您书桌上的展示笔座使用。
18ct GOLD CS 2-TONE NIB
You may select one of our Conway Stewart 2-tone 18ct gold nibs to be fitted to your fountain pen. They have been acclaimed by many of our customers for their ‘smooth-as-butter’ writing experience and are available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium or Broad widths.
FILLING MECHANISM
This pen has a dual filling system. It is fitted with a converter (reservoir) which allows the user to draw ink from a bottle or alternatively, you may remove the converter and use standard European ink cartridges. All our fountain pens come with 2 complimentary cartridges so you can start to use it immediately. If you prefer to use bottled ink, we recommend our own range of high quality ink, made in England and available in a range of colours.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Each Henry Simpole Special is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, together with an 8-page booklet about Henry and the ancient Egyptian techniques used to create each overlay, a cleaning cloth to keep your pen in pristine condition and a Conway Stewart User Guide.
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
- Length Closed: 151mm │ 5.92"
- Length of Barrel incl nib: 140mm │ 5.51"
- Length of Cap: 65mm │ 2.56"
- Diameter of Barrel: 13.6mm │ 0.55"
- Diameter of Cap: 16.5mm │ 0.65"
- Weight: 36gms │ 1.27oz
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