Waterman Pens
It's the shape that takes the Exception
a step apart from most other pen designs. Instead of a simple cylindirical
tube, the Exception is square in cross section, only slightly rounded
at the corners. Add to this shape accents in the form of engraved panels
running down two sides, and you have a pen that stands out. Yet, thanks
to the understated lines, it's an elegant pen.Even the two tone gold and black version
manages to come across as subtle. The basic black version is even more
quiet, without the contrasting gold side panels to distract the eye from
the severe lines of the shape it comes across as almost a stark design.
The slim version in plain lacquer finish is the simplest of all, with
nothing at all to pull the eye away from the slightly rounded square cross
section.The three versions give you quite a choice
with the Exception. As a flagship design, it's very good, it should give
Waterman the ability to compete quite nicely with the other "big
names" in the modern pen line today. For those of us who have been
waiting since the Man 100 for this to happen, the Exception takes on even
more meaning than just a "new pen".
Waterman Pens
![](http://www.waterman-pens.net/images/large/waterman_Slim_BallPen_GT.jpg)
Waterman Pens
Waterman Pens
![](http://www.waterman-pens.net/images/large/waterman_hemisphere_CT_ball.jpg)
Waterman Pens
![](http://www.penhero.com/365_2010/WatermanStalwart80001.jpg)
Waterman Pens
![](http://www.extra-mile.com/pens/graphics/SAN-WatermanPens.jpg)
Waterman Pens
![](http://www.promotional-product-solutions.com/image-files/waterman-pen-l.jpg)
Waterman Pens
![](http://ak1.ostkcdn.com/images/products/7458377/P14907775.jpg)
Waterman Pens
![](http://www.waterman-pens.net/images/large/waterman_hemisphere_GT_roller.jpg)
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