Picasso 902 Gentleman Collection Fountain Pen Medium Nib Writing Gift Pen For Signature Office Business(Black-Golden Engraving Cap)

I got my Picasso 902 a couple of days ago, so far so good. I filled it with Noodler's Black. It writes well. No hard starts even while leaving it nib up over night. It's a metal pen with an image of a Picasso painting so it is a nice looking pen with a narrow barrel. It didn't come in a box (wrapped in plastic) so it's not really a gifting pen. It posts well but a good amount of its weight is in the cap. It does feel a little cap heavy when posted but not too bad. That may or may not bother some people. Unposted, it feels excellent when writing. All in all, I like the Picasso 902. It writes smoothly, has a good weight and looks good.

Pen looks amazing and got very nice weight to it and the cap clicks in very satisfyingly. I really like the design and aesthetics of this pen, which is why I purchased it.In terms of performance, I was disappointed to find out that I'm getting skips when writing with it. I'm quite new to fountain pens so I might be doing something wrong but otherwise I'm afraid there's something wrong with the pen I got. I'm using it with Pilot Iroshizuku ink.I will update this review in case anything changes.UPDATE: After contacting the seller, they were very kind to send a replacement nib and feed! updated to 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded. I was excited about this pen after seeing Peter Draws using it on YouTube, and it met/fulfilled my expectations! I love the way it writes. I love the satisfying resistance/soft click when closing the cap. I love the way it looks. (A friend bought the red model, (which he loves also) and I love the way it looks so much I will probably buy one as well.) The gold filigree looks nicer than I'd anticipated, and the whole pen/cap/clip still look unscathed after riding around in my pants pocket for over a month! It posts securely. (The cap can be stuck on the back of the pen while writing) I've tried to provide pics with all the details, but my photography skills aren't winning any awards. The Picasso-esque logo/signature on the cap and (included) converter are especially nice touches. I've been using it every day and I just can't say enough good things about it.The only real complaints I have:1- It has a tendency to need about 2mm on paper before it starts writing after being unused for a while, but that doesn't really bother me.2- The pen clip has a bump to hold your pocket securely; (I couldn't get a good pic, but there's a glimpse of it in the video) The end is rounded but the sides are flat, so it jams up on my pocket unless I grab the clip and pull it away from the cap. Again, this is a minor thing, but worth knowing if (like me) you're constantly using it then trying to put it back in your pocket quickly. It's not enough of a hassle to turn me off it, though.Not a problem, but worth mentioning; it seems to go through ink quicker than other pens, but it writes on the wetter side so not a huge surprise.

I received this pen on time. Once on my hands I was delighted with its design. Elegant. Writting with this pen is such an experience. I flows easily and it is a pleasure to do handwritting. I am so happy with this new pen to my collection.

It leaks ink to the paper. Got it for my planner and checks but it leaks to the other side. Also it’s very thick. I wish it was thinner

The writing is nice but the closing system is bad and little but little the tap was loosing the pressure and one gay the parts split and I lost my nib in a gab in my office elevator

I love the Picasso fountain pens..Great value for money very good quality. Wish they had more styles I would buy them all. I also like rollerball pens and if they have those I would buy them as well.

Enjoyed this pen a lot. It has an elegant yet cool style. Writes smooth. Love the sturdy feel to it when I write. You can definitely feel the quality. I love the art on the cap and nip.