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King Charles III Coronation 2023 | Sterling Silver · 宝珠笔

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Pen Style

Rollerball

RollerballPropelling Pencil
Writing Mode
Cap Engraving

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Description

隆重呈献查尔斯三世加冕纪念钢笔,这是一款精致非凡的书写工具,向查尔斯三世的加冕典礼致敬。这款限量版钢笔是令人惊艳的杰作,采用精美镌刻的纯银打造,笔盖顶部饰以精细雕琢的君主侧面浮雕。

英国设计,英国制造
此笔的笔身与笔盖均采用车花工艺加工而成,这是珠宝、腕表及钢笔上用以呈现精致纪念纹雕刻(guilloche)的传统技法。这种镌刻工艺赋予其古典外观与独特的触感。

本款钢笔所采用的纹样,与我们2022年制作的女王白金禧纪念钢笔相同,当笔身转动时,这一庄重典雅的纹样会向四面八方折射出粼粼光泽。

笔盖顶部是查尔斯三世的侧面浮雕,由英国检验局(UK Assay Office)为加冕典礼特别打造的纪念印记完美呈现。

全球限量250支
这件非凡的收藏臻品全球仅限量250支,是一款珍稀而独特的书写工具,必将历久弥新,值得世代珍藏。

查尔斯三世
查尔斯·菲利普·亚瑟·乔治·温莎(Charles Philip Arthur George Windsor)生于1948年11月14日,是伊丽莎白二世女王与菲利普亲王的长子。2022年9月8日女王辞世后,原为威尔士亲王(查尔斯王储)的查尔斯,继位成为大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国国王,并兼任英联邦元首及其他14个英联邦王国,包括澳大利亚、加拿大及新西兰的君主

他将成为英国历史上登基年龄最长的君主,加冕时年届73岁。他也是自查尔斯二世(1660年至1685年在位)以来首位以“查尔斯”为名的英国国王。

宝珠笔
查尔斯三世加冕纪念钢笔目前仅提供宝珠笔款式。如您购买宝珠笔,亦可在我们的配件中另购转换套件,将其改装为钢笔。

DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
  • Length Closed: 145mm │ 5.71"
  • Length Posted: 170mm │ 6.69"
  • Length of Barrel incl nib: 127mm │ 5.0"
  • Length of Cap: 70mm │ 2.76"
  • Diameter of Barrel: 13mm │ 0.51"
  • Diameter of Cap: 16mm │ 0.63"
  • Weight: 48gms │ 1.69oz
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配送、税费与关税

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