Fisher Bullet Space Pen

Whether in the Arctic, Sahara, while diving the Great Barrier Reef, or writing a postcard from the moon—this ballpoint pen works everywhere. On almost all surfaces, in every time zone, and under extreme conditions: from -28 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit, under water, and even in zero gravity. The secret? A sealed ink cartridge under pressure, invented by the American entrepreneur Paul C. Fisher for the AG7 “Anti Gravity” Pen, which NASA used on the Apollo 7 mission in 1968. Later, the particularly handy Bullet Pen, an industrial design classic in a compact size, was also equipped with it. Iconic, limitless in use, almost indestructible, and very durable; for people who want to keep an eye on the whole world, it is almost as useful as a worldtime watch from NOMOS Glashütte.

 

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