Filling Mechanism: Rollerball

Bronze Arco Omas Paragon pens are considered by many to be near perfection in pen design. They are undeniably stunning. Rotate the bronze arco celluloid under a light to watch it shimmer and dance. Our rollerball version looks great with only minor wear and brassing, except for one slight problem. A little chip is missing from the lip of the cap. Click the headline for a close up of the damage. Pen includes fresh new refill. Complete with original box and papers. 14cm capped.

Royal blue is the hue for you with this handsome Omas Paragon rollerball pen. It comes complete with its box and papers, but its stunning blue celluloid design that will turn heads. It was someone's beloved daily driver, but it only has light wear. No cracks or deep scratches. Just some wear from use. We include a new refill. 14cm capped.

Greetings, Milord. Our Omas Milord rollerball pen is great daily writer and ready for action. Complete with its original boxes and papers, it is that classic little black pen. Well, not that little, but it isn't a Paragon, either. We include a working capless rollerball refill (P8126). You'll see some brassing only on the tail ring. Light wear from use, otherwise. 13.4cm capped.

Vibrant emerald green stuns on what we think is a Bexley pen. Clearly inspired by the barrels of the Waterman 100-Year Pen, this cheeky rollerball pen. We won't say the material is krazing, but it is looking a little wonky on the inside of the barrel. It takes standard rollerball refills. We've ordered more refills for the pen and will include one with the purchase. We aren't even sure this is a Bexley. Its only identifier is a "B" on the pocket clip. Pretty pen, though. 13.7cm capped.

Sporting a classic pen design with chrome and golden trim, our Cross Townsend rollerball pen is a modern pen with vintage stylings. Smooth writing with slightly weighted gravitas, we like the way these feel much more than their Montblanc equivalents. Lightly used, it shows minor traces of wear on the chrome, but the golden trim is a little faded, showing wear. It comes with a new Cross rollerball refill. 15cm capped.

Diamond-studded pocket clips on maki-e pen caps and barrels aren't an everyday occurrence, but it is stunning to look at in our S.T. Dupont Laque de Chine. We are about 80% certain these are real diamonds, as we've found many other S.T. Dupont pens with real diamonds. We just haven't been able to find any reliable literature regarding this specific model. Either way, it is a stunning rollerball pen. Minimal wear and a working black Pilot refill that works surprisingly well as an S.T. Dupont refill replacement. We found it that way from the original owner. 13.8cm capped.

Omas Paragon pens are in peak demand, and we think you are going to love this scarlet red rollerball pen. Hardly a trace of wear blemishes the stunning celluloid of this classic Italian pen maker. Ours comes with a working refill, and we are happy to say that it takes Schmidt P8126 refills. So you needn't worry that the pen will never take refills now that Omas is out of business. The layers and depths of its celluloid will captivate you for hours as you write. 14cm capped.

Fountain pens aren't for everybody, but class and style are. Montblanc LeGrand rollerball pens have the advantage of looking just as rich and powerful as their fountain pen siblings. Their greatest feature for some is having a water-based ink cartridge combined with a ballpoint pen's convenient delivery system. Our pen comes loaded with a working blue refill, but we have no idea how much ink remains. This pen was well loved. It was a dutiful worker that earned its wear honestly. No cracks, however, th eiinitial "E.R.R." are engraved on the clip. Click the headline for close-ups. 14.4cm capped.