Iron Annie Classic Quartz Watch, Blue, 41 mm, Day, Mineral K1, 5938-3

Is the second watch, I bought. Wonderful, no other words. Iguana Sell, through their usual kindness, outdid themselves and sent me the order quickly and on time. Thank you so much.

Nice and best quality material

Excellent service, and fast shipping!!!!

I love this case! It is beautifully constructed, and it is not to bulky in the pocket due to the way it tapers on the end.

Shipping was slower than expected, but ultimately still worth the value

The Sailor 1911, Large, is perhaps, not as big as you may consider; it is not small by any means, rather more, a medium sized pen. That said, this will sit well in anybody’s hand (except the most diminutive). Finished in a high gloss, black resin, & this model, accented in Rhodium - you can select the gold or Rose gold, but my preference is for silvered cap bands, clips & nibs.
In all the fountains I possess, Sailor has to have the most beautifully decorated nibs on the planet - & I am not alone in that assertion: laser etched engraving, then finely polished, make this writing instrument stand out in the crowd. As with many Sailor models, it comes in a variety of colours & three sizes - Standard, Large, & ‘King Of Pen(s)’, & accordingly, vary in price range.
The model I chose is outfitted with a Medium Fine 21K Rhodium plated nib, with the smallest degree of flexion (this is not categorised as a semi-flex/flex nib - all Sailor nibs are of a Hard designation); if you’re careful you may be able to squeeze a little line variation out - but do not push it ! Feedback with this nib is more than with, say, a Medium, but it does offer both fine & medium lines, dependent upon the attitude of blade to paper (angle).
The writing experience is pleasant & consistent; build quality, superb.
If you favour a piston-fill mechanism, the Realo range - in both ‘1911’ & ‘Professional Gear’ is readily available, but again, commands a commensurate price tag.
Delightfully engineered writing implement.

This is my first Sailor Professional Gear (ProGear) fountain pen. Initially, it was the Blueberry colour to the cap & barrel that attracted my attention, accented beautifully with Rhodium plating. The 14K nib, in Medium, glides over the paper, effortlessly - & given that Sailor’s reputation for feedback, well known, I found no such evidence in this particular nib width; ink delivery by way of a cartridge or converter (proprietary fit, only).
The pen itself comes in the standard Navy Blue box, encased in a white card outer sleeve; the interior to the case, an off white, cushioned pad.
This isn’t a huge pen, but sits comfortably in (my) hand, posted. I like the squared-off cap & blank of the barrel, & the attention to detail is unsurpassed.
Do be aware, the aforementioned “feedback” may be present in their finer nib widths ~ EF & F, but I suspect this is not untenable. Those that I am acquainted with in the Fountain Pen Community, prefer a small amount of resistance whilst writing.
A fine writing instrument in whatever colour-accent combination you may choose. Highly recommended.

Super happy with my purchase. It's an absolutely beautiful pen. Everything about it is just beautiful.

Citizen Promaster Quartz Watch, Eco Drive E168, 44 mm, Green, 20 atm, BN0158-85X

Love my Cohiba lighter

Great watch and fast service

Nice design...but the most impressive thing it is the delivery time ...was so fast.

I liked the aesthetics of the pen and researched before purchasing. I asked Iguanasell for a nib size not displayed and they procured it for me and gave me an accurate timeframe. I am very satisfied with the professional service, the beautiful Rouge et Noir, and the smooth and “stubbish” OB nib.

I purchased this watch as a gift for my best friend. It is exactly as it looks in the picture - the blue is striking but subtle. It is an elegant watch but not outdated. It is definitely a versatile look and could be worn casually or to formal events. Ball makes a great product and has an interesting history to boot.

I wish Pelikan had issued this pen in the Summer of 2019 - specifically, 19th of July - the date (fifty years earlier) Neil Armstrong placed that epic footfall upon the surface of the moon; now that would have been most apposite.
The M205 (the ‘5’ denotes silvered accents) Moonstone is presented in one of Pelikan’s white gatefold cartons - a standard that has remained since the first Special Edition models were issued.
The pen rests in a diagonal slot, & a bottle of Moonstone ink - a silver-grey, below that. The writing instrument itself is a grey translucent demonstrator - so you are able to see the mechanics of the pen thru’ the cap & barrel, in which there are subtle sparkles within the plastic, making it slightly opaque. On closer inspection with a magnifying loupe, those glittery elements jump out at you in every spectral shade.
The cap crown has the usual Pelikan & one chick, appropriately printed in silver, with a chromed ferrule securing the clip - a stylised Pelikan bill.
Moving down the uniform barrel, there is a ring that separates the piston turning knob from the barrel.
Beneath the cap, we see the usual Steel nib - I selected a Fine, but wished I had gone to the Extra Fine, because modern Pelikan nibs tend to write a little broader than their designation: That said, the nib writes smoothly with the accompanying ink, which is more arid than usual, & surprised me when it dried - for the ink darkens, & shades very nicely.
If I had any suggestions to make to Pelikan, I would have offered this particular issue with a Rhodium plated gold nib - as an optional extra at point of sale; it is, after all, a Special Edition.
It is by no means the largest of pens - equal to that of the M400 series in length, slightly slimmer in girth. This is an ideal pen size for smaller hands, & even medium to large hands (when posted), it cradles well in the web space between forefinger & thumb. Posted, it balances finely, & there is no backweight from the cap.
Delightfully consistent build quality, I might imagine this to be an ideal Christmas gift - for novice, or more well seasoned pen enthusiast.