Description
About Retro 51’s Tornado ‘Stealth’ Rollerball Pens:
Drawing inspiration from the vintage aesthetic of mid-century Americana, Retro 51’s Tornado Stealth pens are an essential addition to any stationery collection.
They feature a luxurious blend of Retro51’s Classic Lacquers with the sleek sophistication of the Stealth accents. Designed with contemporary trends in mind but crafted with timeless appeal, this pen utilises a smooth rollerball refill that glides effortlessly across the page.
The options:
Midnight Purple:
This pen features a deep, regal purple lacquer that subtly shifts, paired with glossy Stealth Black accents and a matching finial (end disc) for a sleek, sophisticated look that promises to make a lasting impression.
– Dark Purple lacquer.
– Glossy Stealth Black accents.
Blue Black:
The Blue Black option is show-stopping with a rich blue lacquer that deepens with shadows along the barrel, complemented by stealth black accents and a matching finial.
– Dark blue ‘Blue Black’ lacquer.
– Glossy Stealth Black accents.
Matte Black:Â
This pen looks like it stepped out the screen from a futuristic spy noire, with it’s high tech Matte Black finish and all gloss black trims.
– Matte Black lacquer.
– Glossy Stealth Black accents.
Emerald Green:
Its no wonder this pen reminds people of a precious gemstone with its deep green lacquer paired with glossy black accents evoking a sense of luxury.
– Emerald Green lacquer.
– Glossy Stealth Black accents.
Deep Aqua:
This rollerball pen’s glossy blue lacquer stuns with gloss finish and feels like a dip into the clearest ocean.
– Vivid Aqua opaque lacquer with gloss finish.
– Gloss Stealth Black accents.
Slate Blue:
In this design glossy opaque lacquer is paired with Stealth black hardware, resulting in a beautiful pen that keeps a subtle yet stunning profile.
– Muted blue opaque lacquer with gloss finish.
– Gloss Stealth Black accents.
About Retro 51
Retro 1951 is a proudly Texas based company, founded in 1990, with a focus on unique gifts and fine writing instruments since its origin.
They’re on a quest since to bring joy, vibrancy, excitement and value to the current offering of writing instruments and accessories. They know a pen is more than a tool to write, it should be a reflection of the one wielding it and they want to ensure there’s a pen that reflects everyone.
Tornado line:
In 1997, Retro 1951 introduced a pen by the name of Tornado in three lacquer colors: red, blue and green.
Numerous styles and designs have since been added to the Tornado collection which includes mechanical pencils along with rollerball, fountain and ballpoint pens.
