What's the purpose of an expensive pen, ones that costs in the $100 - $1000?

Question

I mean can anyone tell the difference on paper!!!

Answer 1

i write with a fountain pen made in the 1930s. it is made of 18 carat solid gold and is valued around the $3000 mark. Can anyone tell the difference, maybe not but I can and i enjoy using a beautiful pen

Answer 2

some they value that because of fabric the pen is made up of, some that's the business enterprise call you're figuring out to purchase, and ten there is the area pens which honestly use an extremely expert ink that may not be ink that's extra of a sturdy than liquid and can write in any circumstances, such as underwater

Answer 3

President John Adams said, "A pen is certainly an excellent instrument to fix a man's attention and to inflame his ambition."

With that said, I tell you this...I'm about making money and I'm not devaluing my worth or the worth of my clients, by signing a contract worth $50 - 250 million in new business with a $2.00 pen. For me it's about business. The right pen exudes professionalism. The President doesn't sign a bill into law with a BIC.

Answer 4

I purchased a Watermans for $110 & the thing writes horribly, Ill stick to other brands from now on.

Answer 5

thay look nice and are usually heavier - but on paper you really can't tell if a note was signed with a mont blanc pen or a bic...

Answer 6

It is like jewelry. Why have an expensive watch? It tells the same time.

Answer 7

Because money=power; expensive pen=money. ie:
expensive pen=power.

Answer 8

Status symbol

Answer 9

Yeah, I guess you can tell...it writes smoother, but I think it's a waste of money. Some people just buy them to collect them.

Answer 10

To intimidate and define - like a Rolex, Porsche, etc.