Classic Pens CP7 Ocean Pens: Atlantic and Pacific 2003
The seventh limited edition in the Classic Pens CP series was a pair of fully engraved sterling silver fountain pens based on the Sailor 80. Called the CP7 Ocean Pens, the set featured two designs—one for the Atlantic and one for the Pacific—each with its own guilloché pattern to match the ocean theme. Classic Pens teamed up with Sailor Pen Company in Japan and R. Murelli, a specialty guillocheur workshop in Domont, France. They made 250 sets of two pens each, released in 2003. The CP7 is a solid mix of Japanese pen-making skill and French engraving work. It's still one of the most wanted sets in the whole Classic Pens lineup and one of the most sought after versions of the Sailor Profit.
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