PILOT E95s Fountain Pen - Fine Nib with Blue Ink | Elegant Ivory Barrel & Gold Accents | Premium Writing Instrument for Professionals, Calligraphy & Gift Giving (Model 60840, Burgundy/Ivory)

I love, love, love this pen. Overall, the pen has a classic aesthetic that (to me, at least) evokes Art Deco and feels regal, especially in pearl/burgundy.The gold nib is not only beautiful to look at, but glides across paper like no other fountain pen I've owned. The nib provides nice feedback without ever feeling scratchy. I would say the nib is also a medium wetness, which lends to how beautifully it flows on paper without gushing. The nib is also resistant to drying out. Whereas with the Pilot Metropolitan, which will dry out in a matter of days, I've left the E95s alone for weeks without it drying out completely; I've never had this pen skip on me, and even after weeks of non-use, the only thing that really happens is the ink gets darker.The pen is light and small, which is great for long writing sessions. The lacquered/plastic texture on the cap and body, respectively, is slick to the touch without ever getting slippery. The pen is designed to have the large cap posted. With the cap posted, the pen is balanced and is long enough to fit comfortably in most peoples hands.Small hands might get away with not posting the cap.The only downside is that because the cap is so long, if for some reason ink leaks out while the nib is capped, the ink gets all over most of the body of the pen, especially where you grip the pen with your fingers. Stray ink is easy enough to clean off the slick body, but might get all over your fingers.