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The Montblanc Meisterstück Goes Pastel

The Montblanc Meisterstück has gone pastel, as the Hamburg-based manufacturer unveiled its latest collection, the Meisterstück Bloom. After seeing the iconic Meisterstück mostly in black with gold or platinum trim for so long, I genuinely had to look twice when this new release landed in my inbox. Sure, Montblanc has been getting more adventurous lately.…

The Elephant Inspires Sailor’s 2026 ‘Animals in the Moonlight’ Series

The Animals in the Moonlight series opens a new chapter. Five years after the first edition was introduced, Sailor brings the elephant into focus, placing it under the same idyllic moonlight that has guided the deer, Japanese wolf, tiger, horse, and cobra over the years. Artist Ikki Moroike, who has collaborated with the Japanese manufacturer…

A Closer Look at the First-Ever Montblanc Patron of Art, More Than 30 Years Later

It’s 1992. Smartphones are still science fiction, CDs are playing in car stereos, paper maps live in glove compartments, and the Porsche 911 is still air-cooled. For analog purists, it’s hard to imagine a better time. Rolex introduces the Yacht-Master in solid 18k yellow gold, while Montblanc opens the first chapter of what would become…

World Calligraphy Day: Why Calligraphy Still Matters

While today might be just another regular weekday on some people’s calendars, for a growing number of devoted enthusiasts, including us at Inkstable, it is a special day as we celebrate World Calligraphy Day. Calligraphy has accompanied writing culture for centuries, developing into distinct traditions across different parts of the world. In the West, its…

Hidden for Decades: Two Delta Classics Return From the Archives

More than 20 years after their original release, two of Delta’s most sought-after limited editions have resurfaced in the most unexpected place: the brand’s own archives. During a visit to the archives, Delta founder Nino Marino discovered a handful of brand-new pieces that had remained carefully preserved for more than two decades. Realizing how exceptional…

Mistakes That Slowly Ruin Your Fountain Pens

A good friend of mine just confessed that she’d inherited a few Montblanc fountain pens that once belonged to her grandfather. “I’ve just inked them, and they write buttery smooth. I’m so lucky,” she said. That’s one of the beauties of taking good care of a fountain pen: enjoying it and then having it passed…

Montegrappa Continues Its 007 Series with A View to a Kill

Montegrappa is back with another chapter in its James Bond series, and, design-wise, this seems to be one of the coolest entries yet. This time, the Italian manufacturer turns to A View to a Kill (1985), drawing inspiration from one of the franchise’s most memorable action sequences set around the Eiffel Tower. Unlike the previous…

How to Rotate Your Pen Collection and Enjoy Every Pen You Own

If you’re the type who collects pens – whether fountain pens, ballpoints, or maybe pencils – you’ve probably already run into this problem: too many pens, not enough pages. You’ve probably realised that some pens sit unused for months (maybe even years), while a handful of favourites get all the love. That’s why I think…

Montblanc’s Latest Writers Edition Pays Homage to the Universe of Bram Stoker

Bram Stoker is the latest figure to inspire Montblanc’s Writers Edition. The Irish author, whose world-famous novel Dracula has fascinated millions of readers across the globe, is honoured with a collection comprising four editions. As with every collection in the series, this one celebrates not only Bram Stoker’s literary legacy but also the transformative power…

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