RB8 Cabernet Sedona
The Cabernet Sedona is a mesmerizing rollerball pen featuring a barrel in 'Zinc Matrix' Kingman turquoise, and a light structure in aerospace grade titanium and aluminum. The accents on the hand-forged damascus cap are in mokume gane and titanium; the pocket clip is set with a white topaz gemstone. This beautiful writing instrument also features William Henry's patent-pending Wavelock™ cap closure system – a ring of chromium steel balls embedded in a titanium ring which are captured in wave-shaped grooves in titanium collars for closed and post positions.
This is one of William Henry's most exclusive writing instruments, each one imbued with a distinct and unique personality.
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RB8 Cabernet Sedona
The Cabernet Sedona is a mesmerizing rollerball pen featuring a barrel in 'Zinc Matrix' Kingman turquoise, and a light structure in aerospace grade titanium and aluminum. The accents on the hand-forged damascus cap are in mokume gane and titanium; the pocket clip is set with a white topaz gemstone. This beautiful writing instrument also features William Henry's patent-pending Wavelock™ cap closure system – a ring of chromium steel balls embedded in a titanium ring which are captured in wave-shaped grooves in titanium collars for closed and post positions.
This is one of William Henry's most exclusive writing instruments, each one imbued with a distinct and unique personality.
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The Cabernet Sedona is a mesmerizing rollerball pen featuring a barrel in 'Zinc Matrix' Kingman turquoise, and a light structure in aerospace grade titanium and aluminum. The accents on the hand-forged damascus cap are in mokume gane and titanium; the pocket clip is set with a white topaz gemstone. This beautiful writing instrument also features William Henry's patent-pending Wavelock™ cap closure system – a ring of chromium steel balls embedded in a titanium ring which are captured in wave-shaped grooves in titanium collars for closed and post positions.
This is one of William Henry's most exclusive writing instruments, each one imbued with a distinct and unique personality.
