Pilot Vanishing Point Décimo: The 20th Anniversary Limited Edition Fountain Pen
The year 2025 marks a momentous milestone in Pilot’s Vanishing Point legacy: the 20th Anniversary of the Capless Décimo. This commemorative piece is officially named the Décimo 20th Anniversary Limited Edition and is the first worldwide limited edition of the Décimo line.
More than an anniversary, this launch is a tribute to Pilot’s origin story. In 1925, our founders, Ryosuke Namiki and Masao Wada, departed from Yokohama Port carrying Japanese-made gold-nib fountain pens to introduce their craftsmanship to the world. The spirit of that pioneering voyage inspired the design theme of this limited edition: Voyage, Challenge, and Pioneering.
The aluminum body features a dusk-to-dawn gradient, a luminous transition from deep indigo to a warm coral- pink, evoking starlit skies giving way to the soft promise of morning. Layered atop the gradient, a rotary silk printing technique is used to depict subtle star patterns that shimmer quietly under light. The overall effect is refined, ethereal, and symbolic of new beginnings.
Only 3,000 pieces will be released globally. Each is equipped with a rhodium-plated 18-karat gold nib (Fine only), and arrives in a special matching gift box containing a CON-40 converter, black ink cartridge, story card, use and care guide, and warranty certificate.
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