It’s fine enough to satisfy my small handwriting requirements and wet enough to show off the ink’s properties. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Profit), the Large, and the King of Pen (which comes with a huge jump in price over the other two sizes). Let’s go with that.I like what Sailor is up to with their pens, and the 1911 Standard was a great one for me to start with. would be better all things considered. Sailor has been producing the 1911 model for thirty years in a variety of colors. The rhodium-plated 21k nib and rhodium trim complement the color perfectly. Sailor is a brand that is associated with some high-level quality, and perhaps to some, diehard fans. To soften the blow somewhat, I ordered directly from Japan (Engeika). Post was not sent - check your email addresses! I definitely intend to try out F and M nibs to see how they compare to the EF.If you’re interested in exploring first-tier, high-end pens, the Sailor 1911 is a fantastic one to consider.Fantastic review!! I had to smooth mine a LOT, but if you like nibs as fine as that then you will find it faultless after smoothing. Platinum SF is similar to the normal Pilot F. If you’re after a really fine writer at some point in future, there is the Pilot posting(PO) nib which is extra extra extra extra fine but also very smooth, available on the same pens as above. Makes comparisons among pens much easier. Very very smooth. I think Sailor produces some of the most beautiful nibs available today (though Aurora nibs are my absolute favorite).Although most of my Sailor nibs are unyielding, this nib has a tiny bit of give to it, which I like.I inked my Sailor Stormy Sea with an ink brand that is new to me: Krishna, purchased from Many retailers offer the new Sailor Stormy Sea 1911 in large or standard sizes, but I highly recommend purchasing from It is an impressive nib, if not a little busy. I haven’t suffered any cramping or other discomfort, even when writing for extended periods.
It’s comfortable to write with, and the super-fine-but-still-juicy nib puts down a wonderful line of ink. Sailor 1911S versus Sailor 1911L. The most recent iteration (available only in North America) is Stormy Sea.Stormy Sea is a gorgeous deep blue with silvery chatoyance.The rhodium-plated 21k nib and rhodium trim complement the color perfectly. For an EF, it’s a pretty wet writer.No complaints here, either. (I have a weakness for black/gold).The nib / feed is what really shines. The whole package is better because the black Pilots are a little boring in looks.Type your email, click Subscribe, and you'll get notified via email when I post!I'm currently working on reviews for the Franklin-Christoph Model 31, Carolina Pen Company Charleston, and ASA Nauka Fountain Pens. Sailor designed the 1911 S very classically with a blue barrel and gold trim; as a result, it looks similar to many other pens. I can attest to the juicy, but I’m not really seeing the smooth. I believe I could use this pen all day without any trouble.I’ve heard an awful lot about how smooth and juicy Sailor nibs are. Carry on.Sailor’s 1911 line of pens come in three sizes: the Standard (a.k.a. I suspect their broader nibs would be smoother, so I’d still recommend the 1911 as an entry-level, high-end pen. Love it. The next Sailor pen I get is going to have their 21k nib, but that’s going to take some time to save for.The difference between Pilot SF and Platinum SF is that Platinums are much stiffer(Platinums are generally stiffer across the board), have more feedback, and finer.
If you didn’t know what to look for, you probably wouldn’t be able to distinguish the 1911 from the Pilot Custom 74 or the Platinum 3776 Century.The 1911 (which, by the way, is the year Sailor was founded) is a small, lightweight pen made mostly of plastic. Maybe it’s becauseOf course, there’s nothing rational about an obsession, so it’s kind of stupid for me to try to figure out where it’s coming from. Looking at the angle that you hold your pen is the reason why you’re finding it scratchy I’m afraid – Sailors are particular in the angle because of the tipping shape on the nib. They did a great job polishing the seams out of the barrel, but I’d like to see them at least buff out the section seams, too.The converter is a treat!
(I don’t post, mainly to preserve the finish.) But the thing writes like a knife — clean, crisp, even — a laser. The seams are very small and you can’t feel them when you’re writing, but I think they cheapen the looks just a little bit, especially given the 1911’s price tag. The brand is a love it – or hate it, with most people falling into the “love it” side, I believe. I’ve checked the tines about 40 times to make sure they’re aligned (they are), but the nib has some pretty strong feedback that borders on scratchy at times (well, it’s not quite to the level of being “scratchy,” but it’s rough enough for me to get nervous when it happens).I’m hoping that this can be attributed to it being an extra fine, because it’s an otherwise amazing nib.
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