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==Fountain pen models== ===1911=== The 1911 pen features a rounded cigar shape and it’s also known as the Profit in Japan. Available in three sizes, 1911 King of Pens with 21k gold nibs, 1911L (large) with 21k gold nibs and 1911S (standard) with 14k gold nibs.<br> Other versions<br> 1911L ringless, presents the same body as the 1911L minus the cap ring. ===Pro gear=== The Pro gear (short for Professional gear) pen features flat end of the barrel and cap. It’s available in four sizes, Pro gear King of pens with 21k gold nibs, standard, with 21k gold nibs, slim, with 14k gold nibs (but occasionally also available with 21k gold nibs), and slim mini, with 14k gold nibs.<br> The Pro gear slim is also known as Sapporo.<br> Other versions<br> Pro gear realo: uses a piston-filling mechanism instead of cartridges and converters and it’s slightly thicker than the standard Pro gear pen. ===Compass=== Available in two designs, Compass 1911, a budget version of the 1911, and Compass TUZU adjustable, both with steel nibs.
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