Waterman converter (56 010)

In 1883, Lewis Edson Waterman (Waterman) lost an important contract for his career (due to poor ink flow, his fountain pen failed him). Lewis Edson vowed to himself that this would never happen again, so he developed his own pen with capillary ducts. This is how luck came into his life from bad luck, or perfection appeared thanks to an absurd chance. Waterman is the embodiment of excellence and quality.

Piston converter Waterman for refilling ink from a bottle for a fountain pen of any Waterman series. Converter with rotary filling mechanism.

Material: plastic, metal