LAMY 2000 Fountain Pen

Since its introduction in 1966, the LAMY 2000 has been a defining icon for the German pen maker, embodying the Bauhaus-inspired “form follows function” design. Created by former Braun designer Gerd A. Müller, the pen’s sleek, minimalist design broke away from the ornate trends of its time, offering a timeless writing experience that remains fresh nearly six decades later.

A key aspect of the LAMY 2000 is its innovative use of materials. The original model featured a polycarbonate body (commonly known as Makrolon) paired with matte stainless steel elements, a combination that challenged the limits of craftsmanship. The 2013 introduction of the stainless steel version further pushed technical boundaries, requiring advanced machining and hand-finishing processes to meet LAMY's high-quality standards.

The LAMY 2000 features a piston-operated filling system, a fibreglass body, and a 14k platinum-coated gold nib, ensuring a smooth and luxurious writing experience. Its externally sprung stainless steel clip and well-balanced body make it a reliable, everyday companion for any writing enthusiast.

Specifications

• Type: Fountain pen
• Nib: 14k gold, platinum-coated
• Filling System: Piston-operated
• Material: Fiberglass (Makrolon) body with stainless steel, matt brushed finish
• Size (W x H x L): 13 x 13 x 138 mm
• Weight: 26 g