Filling Mechanism: Rollerball

Look sharp with a handsome metal pen with a futuristic vibe. We don't know who made the pen, but we don't know that it matters. It can be a great looking pen for work or interviews. It takes standard Schmidt style rollerball refills. It presently has a working black refill, but we don't know how much ink remains. Only light wear from use. 13.5cm capped.

It is really weird to see a pen stamped sterling silver with gold plating and absolutely no branding. Vermeil pens are typically some of the most expensive pens on the market, and their makers want to show them off. Apparently this unknown manufacturer believes the pen's craftsmanship and barley design are good enough to stand on their own. Unquestionably, the pen is a beautiful rollerball in mint condition. We just included a brand new extra-extra-fine standard rollerball refill. 13.6cm capped.

As the economy reopens and people start interviewing again, make sure to bring a smart looking pen with you. This black and golden trim rollerball pen looks like a million bucks, but doesn't cost nearly that much. It is just a good, professional looking rollerball pen of no known branding. We just installed a new blue extra-fine rollerball refill. It takes standard Schmidt rollerball refills. Metal construction gives it some nice weight and durability. 13.6cm capped.

Hooray for Hollywood! Omas pays tribute to 100 years of cinema with its 1995 limited edition Omas Cinema pen. From Audrey Hepburn on the outer box to the inner presentation case being a film canister, this is a blockbuster rollerball. One of only 3,890 pens, its smokey pearl grey celluloid is almost as stunning as the famed Arco celluloid. We include a new P8126 refill with the pen. It is a big Paragon-size pen with only light traces of wear from use. 14cm capped.

Discover a universe of joy when you write with the limited edition Omas Galileo Galilei rollerball pen. Ours comes complete in its original boxes. This preowned luxury pen was gently used and shows small traces of wear from use. Its clam-shell box shows more wear with some dimples on the top of the grey material. A new refill is included with the pen. A very handsome paragon-size pen at 14cm capped.

Looking as bright and warm as the Italian sun, our Aurora Optima Sole is a beautiful rollerball pen. Coming complete in its original boxes, this pen is perfect except for one flaw: a chip in the tail's blind cap. Click the headline for a close-up of the chip. We include a new standard ballpoint refill with the pen. Limited edition number 1231. 12.6cm capped.

Vibrant green and gold will knock your socks off in this set of Aurora Optima Primavera writing instruments. Each is only lightly used sporting minimal wear. Up first is the limited edition rollerball pen numbered 2359. It comes with a working blue refill, though we have no idea how much ink remains. Unscrew the black blind cap on the tail to change the refill. Matching it is the pencil numbered 2069. Twist the tail cap to the side to advance .5mm leads. A couple spare leads are hidden in the pen. Works great. Pen measures 12.6cm capped.

Sheaffer Connaisseurs were a hit for the venerable pen company, just as rollerball refills were coming into vogue. Our preowned pen was part of Levenger's "Seas Collection." This demonstrator-style green pen was called the "Aegean." Our pen has seen a little wear over the years, which is a little more visible in real life. We include a new Sheaffer Slim Rollerball refill, which is basically a standard rollerball refill. Pen includes its original box. Pen measures 14cm capped.