In contrast to the earlier fountain pens from the "Patron of the Arts" Edition, the Copernicus appears relatively simple and inconspicuous at first glance. It is only when you examine the writing instrument more closely that you notice the many small details.

The design of the fountain pen is simply perfect!

Particularly impressive is the modern shape of the clip with the faceted, greenish meteorite stone. The Montblanc star is made of mother-of-pearl, the rings around the barrel and cap are made of 925 Sterling silver (4810 Edition). This fountain pen is limited to 4810 pieces; if you want something even more exclusive, you can opt for the fountain pen Edition. In this case, the rings are made of white gold with a diamond each.

Copernicus was the first to propose the thesis that the sun is at the center and the planets revolve around it. These are represented by the nine rings symbolized.

Like all fountain pens, the Copernicus has an 18kt gold nib. On it you can see the sun, to the right above the sun is a depiction of the moon.

The size of the fountain pen and nib are approximately that of a 146. The weight of the barrel is also very pleasant (it corresponds to about a Solitaire 146). The Copernicus would thus also be ideally suited for everyday writing.

The Copernicus is thus a true classic. Despite the current economic slowdown, the writing instruments of this edition were sold out within the shortest time. Fortunately, through several connections, we were able to get another copy.