In celebration of the Meisterstück centenary in 2024, Montblanc pays tribute to the origins of the iconic writing instrument in a collection inspired by the spirit of the Paris Olympic Games in 1924. By a stroke of luck, 1924 marks, for the brand, the launch of the writing instrument that became one of its most coveted masterpieces, and, in that same year, the Olympic Summer Games were held in Paris. At their core, both Montblanc and the Paris 1924 Olympic Games embody, with master craftsmen and sporting heroes, the pursuit of the best possible human achievement. This Special Edition is in precious resin with a warm shade of red – the official red colour of the Paris 1924 Games. The Olympic Rings are part of the Olympic Heritage logo engraved on the cap top ring, with an encircling wreath of leaves, reminiscent of those presented as the highest accolade to victors at the Olympic Games of Antiquity. The cap itself is engraved with the words “Olympic Games Paris 1924” within a frame inspired by the cover of the official Games report. The anniversary cap ring bears both “1924” and “2024”, symbolising the importance of both years. Crowning the edition is the Montblanc emblem on the cap top embedded in precious coral-coloured resin, the signature colour of Montblanc. International Olympic Committee – All Rights Reserved
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Writing instruments | ROLLER LE GRAND OLYMPIC HERITAGE PARIS 1924 MEISTERSTUCK MONTBLANC 131360
Item number: 131360
Collection: Meisterstuck Olympics Heritage
Writing mode: Roller
Clip: Gold-coated clip
Barrel: Red precious resin
Cap: Red precious resin
Colour: Red
Weight: 33.57 gr.
Dimension: 145.7 x 15.6 mm
Collection: Meisterstuck Olympics Heritage
Writing mode: Roller
Clip: Gold-coated clip
Barrel: Red precious resin
Cap: Red precious resin
Colour: Red
Weight: 33.57 gr.
Dimension: 145.7 x 15.6 mm
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