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Home Gravitas - Dinkey Carbon X | Eyedropper |

GravitasSKU: GP-FP-DI-PCRB-31/GR-SN6

Gravitas - Dinkey Carbon X | Eyedropper |

€125,00 /

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Gravitas - Dinkey Carbon X | Eyedropper |

€125,00 /

Nib: Steel

Steel

Nib Size: Extra Fine

Extra Fine Fine Medium Broad

Description

Gravitas - Dinkey is a combination of its pocket-sized form scaled down to that of a quark. Refined and practical - the Dinkey consists in the sum of lessons learned throughout the years from previous models of Gravitas and brings out the very best in design, choice of materials and craftsmanship.

The fountain pen is small, portable, and handy, placing emphasis on the material from which it is made. It showcases a unique range of materials that, up until now, have not been offered in the Gravitas lineup. The Carbon used for the Dinkey Carbon X is a unidirectional structure carbon, when used for the Dinkey shape the material shows a unique scale patter - material is untreated and the exposed texture is a satin one.

The Dinkey Carbon X is a eyedropper filler only (doesn't fit a ink cartridge or converter) inner cap and barrel comes lined with Delrin in order to contain the ink and seal it, the section is made from stainless steel, compatible* with a Jowo size #6 nib unit. (standard-generic steel Jowo nib unit).
*Please note that only a Gravitas-supplied nib should be used with this pen; other brands may not fit and could be damaged. When swapping for a different nib unit you are sole responsible for checking the fitment of the new nib - we are not responsible for any damages that may occur from the use of non gravitas nibs/nib units.

Dinkey Carbon X Eyedropper offers a 1ml ink volume which its recommended to not be exceeded for optimal performance in use and carry.

The writing point of the Dinkey is a Gravitas steel 6 nib, available in extra fine, fine, medium, and broad - powered by a ABS plastic feeder. Each Dinkey Carbon X comes with a 1ml pipette.

Elevate your writing journey with the refined craftsmanship of the Dinkey fountain pen.

Specifications:

- brand: Gravitas
- type: Fountain Pen
- color: Grey
- body material: Unidirectional Carbon Fibre
- cap type: Screw-cap
- filling mechanism: Eyedropper (only)
- nib material: Steel
- nib size: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad
- postable: Yes (push to post)
- trim: --
- length overall (closed): 88 mm
- length overall (posted): 130 mm
- body length: 83 mm
- cap length: 60 mm
- body diameter: 9 mm
- cap diameter (without clip): 13 mm
- weight (overall): 17 grams
- body weight: 10 grams
- cap weight: 7 grams

Specifications

Brand: Gravitas
Model: Dinkey
Edition:
Color: Gray
Body Material: Carbon Fiber
Finish:
Cap Type: Screw
Filling Mechanism: Eyedropper
Postable: Yes
Trim Color:
Length Overall (Closed): 88 mm
Length Overall (Posted): 130 mm
Body Length (Uncapped): 83 mm
Body Diameter: 9 mm
Cap Diameter (Without Clip): 13 mm
Weight Overall: 17 g
Body Weight: 10 g

Customer Reviews

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Ken Chien

What a cool little pocket pen!

Not only is it cool, I just love this awesome carbon texture! And the attention to detail with the red ebonite feed and red logo, it’s a work of art. And the attention to detail and army’s personal letter makes a customer feel for certain this is the place to buy pens!

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Marion Poliquin

Charming pen, great material

This is my second carbon Gravitas pen and I love this material. The steel section compensates the lightness of the body beautifully. Writes like a charm, but required me to pull out the feed and nib out of the socket since it wouldn't write after a simple flush. A very stealthy pen, it is not likely to be a conversation piece unless you actively want to show it off. As can be seen in lots of images, the grain of the cap and the body mostly line up when the cap is screwed on, which is an appreciated attention to detail.
Thanks to the teams at Gravitas and Pen Venture.

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Daniel Gonzales

Dinkey Carbon X

I love small pens with a large nibs. This pen is well made and finished (down to lining up the Protruded Carbon relative to the nib). Hard to believe that this Dinkey opens up to a full size pen. It’s a great addition to the carbon fiber line up.

M

Milan

Another

Another good model for your collection and EDC rotation

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