Ernest Hemingway favored Montegrappa Fountain Pens, not preferring one specific model but rather the brand itself. India plane crash live updates: Air India flight carrying more than 200 people ...

We’ve covered a lot of pop culture brand collaborations here at Comicbook, though they generally involve products like Crocs clogs and Oreo cookies. In other words, products that are very, very far ...

Montegrappa, the 1912-founded Italian brand, has unveiled Nerouno Ultimo, a brand new perfume collection that captures the essence of a woodland odyssey. With its earthy and mossy notes, this ...

Montegrappa, an Italian brand renowned for its luxury writing instruments, has released a digital Configurator tool featuring four models: Zero Custom, Quattro Custom, Extra Custom and Extra Otto ...

The Italian Grand Tour comes once again to SBS VICELAND and SBS On Demand in 2025 with the notoriously steep slopes of the Alps, Dolomites and Apennines all set to feature, with coverage of every ...

Adorned with skulls, reptiles, and roads of fire, the limited edition Montegrappa Chaos watch is an extension of its popular pen line of the same name, also designed by Stallone. “Montegrappa is a ...

Montegrappa was founded in 1912 in Bassano del Grappa, a town in the Veneto region of northern Italy, by Austrians Edwige Hoffman and Heinrich Helm: their goal was to produce high-quality fountain pen ...

Why: There are certain objects that carry a symbolism that far exceeds their material purpose. A fountain pen is one such item. Once a status symbol for working professionals, its quality was not only ...

My first trip to Bassano del Grappa was many years ago, for the sole purpose of visiting and touring Montegrappa. Nothing can top that experience, which has influenced my thoughts about the Italian ...

Montegrappa’s Zero Zodiac model is inspired by Capricorn, Lalique’s pen is set in 340 diamonds, and Harry Winston’s Falconry Legacy is a tribute to birds of prey Though Montblanc’s 1924 Meisterstück ...

As part of being guest editor on a UK magazine, ex-Apple design chief Jony Ive has detailed the dozen tools he finds indispensable, from a vintage leather pencil case, to $5,645 record player tonearm.