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» Payment method:The special edition is also the first version of the Montblanc Boheme line, named quite beautifully “Noir Et Noir”. The Noir Et Noir pens were only produced in 1999 and then discontinued until now. At first glance, few people can recognize its difference, but if you look closely, you will see the words Noir Et Noir engraved on the ring at the end of the pen body. The pen in the picture is still brand new as if never used, very special and rare to collect or give as a gift.
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Before the Boheme line became famous for the sapphire attached to the lapel clip, few people knew that this pen line also had another version with a very cool and unique lapel clip. According to information from Montblanc, this pen model was produced in [...]
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Still carrying the traditional design of the Boheme line, the Montblanc Boheme Doue Guilloche Platinum Plated Fountain Pen is classified as a higher-end product. The pen is designed with a cap and writing end made of Platinum-plated metal, the pen body is engraved with embossed striped patterns that look[...]
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Inspired by Montblanc's very successful watch of the same name, the Boheme Doue Moongarden Rollerball is a pen designed with motifs inspired by the movement of leaves on moonlit nights. As a high-end product, the pen body is made from[...]
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![Montblanc Boheme Rouge Et Noir Special Edition BallPoint Pen 02760 - but montblanc boheme rouge et noir special edition ballpoint pen 2765](https://butchinhhang.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/but-montblanc-boheme-rouge-et-noir-special-edition-ballpoint-pen-2765-100x100.jpg "<p>The special edition is also the first version of the Montblanc Boheme line, named quite beautifully "Rouge Et Noir". The Rouge Et Noir pens were only produced in 1999 and then discontinued until now. At first glance, few people can recognize its difference, but if you look closely, you will see the words Rouge Et Noir engraved on the ring at the end of the pen body. For some reason, the pen in the picture is still brand new as if never used, maybe it is in a collection of a Montblanc fan in faraway Germany.</p> 15")
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