note taking & writing
The Kaweco Original blends classic design – inspired by writing instruments from the 1950s – with contemporary materials like aluminium. True to its name, the “Original” retains the iconic octagonal shape that defines the Kaweco brand as seen in e.g.…
The Kaweco Supra is a handy pocket fountain pen, inspired by a design from the 1920s. Timelessly modern. Find its video review here.
The main writing implements that I personally use are what I call ‘the king and queen of writing’: fountain pens (ink) and (mechanical) pencils (graphite). There is little else I use – if you don’t count highlighters and the occasional…
Kaweco is a fantastic brand with a very long and successful history. In recent years, however, they went through a little bit of turmoil in the pen community due to supposedly sub-par quality control of their nibs. Die-hard Kaweco Sport…
Kaweco is a brand with a legacy in the stationery world. And the Kaweco Sport is a true stationery icon. This might also be why, over the years, this website here has accumulated a fair body of Kaweco Sport related…
There is loads of Kaweco that I have reviewed over the years. Some inks. Some ballpoint and rollerball pens. Some mechanical pencils. But mostly fountain pens. All with steel nibs. Wait! What? Yeah. You know, when you look at pen…
Very likely, the Kaweco Sport is the most iconic pen model that Kaweco has in its lineup. And while the Sport is a very useful pocket pen, my personal favourite Kaweco model is the DIA2 with its fantastic 1920’s design.…
Kaweco is a brand with a legacy in the stationery world. The Kaweco Sport is an icon – and I literally had to employ a tag search on my own website right here in order to get an overview for…
It is about two years ago that I had shot a comparative overview-video of the Kaweco Sport-Series. Since that time it has been pretty quite around the Kaweco Sport fountain pens on these pages here – apart from the review…
The Kaweco Dia2 is an interesting pen model whose vintage appearance refers back to the origin of the original Kaweco Dia model from the 1920s. Especially the knurling on the pens end and on the cap reinforces this vintage feel.…
When it comes to pocket pens, many people think of the Kaweco Sport straight away. Me included, for the longest time. For some reason, I have always overlooked the Kaweco Special S. Maybe because I thought it is made from…