Product Description
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 Ultem is crafted from premium medical-grade Ultem (polyetherimide), making it both lightweight and portable. This version comes with a slip-on clip that can be attached manually (Disclaimer: attaching the clip may cause scuffs or scratches).
The Dinkey’s writing point features a Gravitas #6 steel nib (threaded to be compatible* to a Jowo size 6 nib unit), available in extra fine, fine, fine flex, medium, and broad options, supported by a standard plastic feeder.
*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.
Paired with a carry accessory, this fountain pen offers a perfect combination of style and functionality in a compact, light and slim design.
Elevate your writing journey with the refined craftsmanship of the Dinkey fountain pen.
• Model: Dinkey
• Edition: Limited Production
• Material: Ultem
• Texture/Finish: Polished
• Filling System: Standard Ink Cartridge
• Nib Type: Steel #6
• Eyedropper Friendly: Yes
• Grip Diameter (Min/Max): Dinkey - 9 mm / 10 mm
• Weight (Closed/Open): 7.5gr / 4gr
• Postable: Yes / Push Post
• Colour: Yellow
After searching for a LONG time, I finally found a Canadian store with a Gravitas Dinkey in Ultem material. It arrived, safely packaged by Buchan’s Kerrisdale and was quickly delivered by UPS. Its number 6 nib looked enormous on such a little pen, but when eyedropper-filled it holds a ton of ink! I really enjoy the pen (actually am thrilled with it!) It writes well, is fun to use, looks great, and feels good in the hand. If you like pocket pens, this will not disappoint! I’m very happy with it, but I do have a question. Ink (Iroshizuku Syun-Gyo) filled into the section of the pen. I tried to unscrew the nib housing from the section, but it won’t budge and I don’t want to force it. The Syun-gyo is very stuck in there. I soaked the section overnight, rinsed and rinsed, flushed with a bulb syringe. I’m going to fill with Waterman Serenity Blue which might help flush. My question: Am I correct that the nib housing will unscrew from the section?? Thanks
