The Lamy 2000 is a piston-filled Fountain pen produced by Lamy. It is widely considered to be Lamy's Flagship model.
History and design The Lamy 2000 was designed by Gerd A. Müller, and subsequently released to the public in 1966. Its semi-hooded nib and material choice was inspired by the Bauhaus movement. The main body consists mainly out of Makrolon, a form of polycarbonate, and a stainless steel grip. An alternate, more expensive stainless steel version is also available as an alternative since 2013. The pen uses a platinum-coated 14-carat gold nib, available in EF, F, M, B, BB, OBB, and OM.
The Lamy 2000 is also offered in various mechanical pencil, and ballpoint variants.
Special editions The Lamy 2000 has had several Special/Limited Editions produced including, but not limited to:
LAMY 2000 Pine Green (2024) LAMY 2000 Bauhaus Blue (2019) LAMY 2000 Brown (2021)
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