Tom Hessin Charles Collection Thames Blue Fountain pen

The Tom Hessin Charles Collection Thames Blue Fountain Pen is a modern tribute to timeless craftsmanship, rooted in five generations of expertise. Made in Britain from high-grade European resin, this fountain pen features a sleek, polished finish in a stunning Thames Blue color. Inspired by the iconic Thames river, the blue resin reflects the light of the waters, bringing an elegant, reimagined design to life.

With a beautifully smooth nib, the Thames Blue offers a refined writing experience. The eye-catching clip, adorned with five diamond representations, symbolizes each generation of the Tom Hessin legacy, while the twist-close mechanism and steel trim add sophistication. The classic design, with its blue barrel, merges modern elegance with a nod to British heritage, making it a perfect balance of tradition and innovation.

Each pen is marked with the TH logo and presented in a luxurious gift box, complete with a pen card, ink converter, and two classic black ink cartridges. Backed by a two-year mechanical warranty, the Thames Blue fountain pen from the Charles Collection elevates your writing experience with both functionality and sophistication.

Key Features:

• High-quality nib for a smooth writing experience
• Twist-close mechanism and comfortable grip
• British steel clip with symbolic five diamond décor
• Smooth resin grip for a comfortable hold
• Includes ink converter and two classic black ink cartridges

Each Tom Hessin pen undergoes rigorous in-house quality control, reviewed by skilled artisans trained through generations of expertise.

Elevate your writing experience with the Charles fountain pen from Tom Hessin and make a statement with every stroke.

Founded in 1870, Tom Hessin has a rich history of crafting exquisite writing instruments that combine timeless craftsmanship with modern elegance. Each pen is meticulously designed to evoke the sophistication of a bygone era while meeting the needs of today’s discerning writers. At Tom Hessin 1870, we believe that every pen tells a story—join us in writing yours.