The Ocean Breeze collection is inspired by Santorini, Greece, an island famous for its strong winds and rolling waves that surround the coastline.
The island of Santorini is nestled in the southern part of the Aegean Sea, 120 miles southeast of Greece's mainland. It is the largest island in a small, circular island chain. Santorini was formed after a volcanic eruption destroyed the earliest settlements on a previously single island.
The Ocean Breeze collection is crafted with Visconti's famous acryloid resin, a special mixture of acrylic resin and celluloid. The resin on this demonstrator writing instrument has been expertly mixed to invoke the swirling breezes found on the Santorini coast. The Ocean Breeze features a uniquely engraved grip with a wave motif, reminiscent of the waves in the south Aegean Sea.

The Ocean Breeze collection is available as a fountain pen with two different trims: Palladium plated (Limited to 118 Fountain Pens) and Rose gold plated (Limited to 48 Fountain Pens). Both styles of the Ocean Breeze are equipped with Visconti's Double Reservoir Power Filler and its large 23kt Dreamtouch nib available in M,F,EF,B and Stub widths.

With a design inspired by futuristic ideals and a need for speed, we are excited to introduce Visconti's Torpedo collection.
The Torpedo is Visconti's newest Limited Edition collection, with only 188 pieces crafted for the entire world.

The Torpedo is inspired by the Bolidismo Movement, an architecture and design movement created by a group of young Italian designers and architects in the mid 1980s. The movement's design elements are seen in architecture that is strongly influenced by the world of car design, including the Torpedo model that was popular in the 1930s.
The Torpedo's name alludes to both the model of car and the english term for torpedo, an example of a shape designed for movement and speed.
The Torpedo is designed in an ogival shape with a round, tapered end. The writing instrument is powerful and aerodynamic, combining two stylistic components of Visconti's high end pens: a demonstrator within a skeleton body.
The pen itself is made from unidirectional carbon graphite, a common material used in the automotive sector. The demonstrator design allows the user to see the internal filling system and ink through the transparent openings, located between the metal covers and the skeleton body. The skeleton body features a transparent acrylic resin designed to align with the carbon graphite, contributing to the fluidity of the design and alluding to elements of movement and energy.