Kaweco Perkeo

So there's no real logical reason why you'd buy a Kaweco Perkeo over a T1, unless you value a warranty (which I don't on such a cheap product), or you like how the kaweco looks (also a valid reason for something like a pen). So Kaweco has resorted to patent and copyright trolling to push a more competitive competitor, out of their home market. Well done Kaweco, you bunch of clowns.

It also doesnt seem to do anything more than the Perkeo! No special engravings, designs, or anything to REALLY stand out from the shared aesthetic and designs. So why make a pen that shares such similar aesthetics and design?. When a brand that talks a lot about being inspiring and artistic offers up a pen that is just SO SIMILAR to another pen that's already establish, and cheaper, that brand loses my confidence in their ability to carry out the mission they promised to do.

Kaweco Perkeo. Hands down the cheapest yet best after Pilot Metropolitan.

On the other hand, most of my pens live as desk pens, and I EDC just a couple (a Kaweco Perkeo and a Lamy Safari) of them. So it's not a collection, but having a reliable *set* of pens which can be used as a set. Lastly, in terms of Lamy, since nibs are easy to get and change, being able to change the nib size between refills is nice.