PARKER ปากกา ป๊ากเกอร์ ลูกลื่น จ๊อตเตอร์ ลอนดอน Special Edition - PARKER Jotter Ballpoint Pen London Architecture

PARKER Jotter Ballpoint Pen Special Edition - London Architecture New Item/ Original 100% A resolutely contemporary statement in all-metal design Choose from a wide range of high-quality finishes to match any mood Special Edition - London Architecture Since 1888, Parker has been combining innovation, expertise and the love of delicate materials to design and conceive the most innovative pens. Parker only uses the finest materials to provide the writing instruments with the best quality and most beautiful aspect. Every part of a pen has its own specificity and requires accurate attention to detail and excellent materials. The modernisation of Parker's iconic Jotter ballpoint pen is the ideal combination of classic style and functionality to deliver the best writing experience. With heritage evident in every detail, Jotter's distinctive barrel patterns are now imprinted in stainless steel for standout style in Parker's most reliable pen. Fitted with a medium blue Quinkflow refill that allows for a smoother, cleaner and more consistent writing performance. The Special Edition Parker Jotter series is inspired by the architecture of the London skyline, each pen paying homage to a style of architecture and an iconic building that represents it. The Red Classic Parker Jotter commemorates the Victoria & Albert Museum in South London. The museum was founded in 1852 and covers an area of 12.5 acres. The Skyblue Modern Parker Jotter commemorates the Shard building located in Southwark. This building was completed in 2012 and has 95 storeys standing 244.3m (802ft) high. The Bronze Gothic Parker Jotter commemorates the Gothic cathedrals that stand proud in the London skyline such as Westminster Abbey, construction of which started in 1245 on the orders of King Henry III. The Black Postmodern Parker Jotter commemorates the Gherkin building located in the heart of the financial district. This building was completed in 2003 and has 41 storeys standing 180m (591ft) high. Each London Architecture Jotter has a satin upper barrel with a laser etched chrome lower barrel that mimics the building it commemorates.