Nexus

Great, it went to my daughter as a birthday gift. She is still speaking in glowing therms of the pen and the entire “Roswell” experience. So much so, that today on the 24th, I am going to order a shorter version of the Roswell, for my wife and I to share on the kitchen table when we are doing joint projects. A serious endorsement, I have been writing with Fountain Pens since the mid-1950s and have around 100 FPs, I never use a pen with a ball in the tip, but I am looking forward to trying the short Roswell when it arrives, stay tuned.

I have the original Tactile Turn pen that I love but couldn’t use for work because I think the surface of the pen would eventually cause wear on my shirt pockets. Not sure if it really would or not but I didn’t want to take a chance. Since the Roswell is smooth, it’s the perfect opportunity to have one of my favorite pens for work.

The action is a little softer than my original pen and the flying saucer is a nice detail. It’s now my favorite pen!

I was attracted to the pen because of its whimsical styling. It is so well engineered that the shaft appears seamless. I love the weight of it. This is the first bolt-action pen I have owned, and I find it quite easy to operate. Excellent craftsmanship overall.

With it being a seasonal release the shipping was a bit slow but the pen is absolutely beautiful. I wish it was GITD paint and not just UV reactive but it’s a great pen. I love the starry night inner barrel, beautiful pen. Not my first TT and won’t be my last

Phenomenal pen as always. Tactile turn has some of the most unique seasonal/special pens of any pen maker. This is definitely an EDC pen and I won’t need another one for the rest of my life. Highly recommend this pen especially but you can’t go wrong with any pen from tactile turn.