| Brand Name: | Cross |
| Model number: | 3502 |
| Color: | CHROME |
| Number of Items: | 1 |
| Size: | N/A |
| Point Type: | N/A |
| Ink Color: | Silver/Black |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | 3502 |
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Ball point pen with chrome appointments provides smooth, consistent ink flow
- Patented propel-repel ball pen mechanism
- Trademark conical tip
- Manufacturer's lifetime mechanical warranty
- Witing instrument comes with 1 black medium ball-point refill in pen
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
The Classic Century Lustrous Chrome ball-point pen from Cross is a truly elegant writing utensil. Featuring a sophisticated chrome finish that's sure to inspire compliments everywhere you go, this beautiful pen is precision crafted for a long life. And with refills available in a variety of sizes and colors, it's versatile, too.
Slim, Sophisticated Design
First developed in 1946, Cross Classic Century writing implements are true icons of elegant, mid-century modernist design. This Classic Century ball-point combines a trim, elegant silhouette with a smooth finish for a truly sophisticated appeal. Also offering the unique look of the Cross trademark conical top, this pen utilizes Cross' patented propel-repel ball pen mechanism to help ensure smooth, clear writing.
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First developed in 1946, Cross Classic Century writing implements are true icons of elegant, mid-century modernist design. This Classic Century ball-point combines a trim, elegant silhouette with a smooth finish for a truly sophisticated appeal. Also offering the unique look of the Cross trademark conical top, this pen utilizes Cross' patented propel-repel ball pen mechanism to help ensure smooth, clear writing.
This pen comes with one black medium ball-point ink refill to get you started. For added versatility, Cross offers a range of ball-point refill sizes and colors, from gel rolling balls, to felt tips, ball-points, and document markers.
About Cross
Established in 1846, the A.T. Cross Company is one of the oldest manufacturers of fine writing instruments. With more than 21 registered patents, the A. T. Cross Company developed and marketed many important "firsts" in the field of writing instruments, including the propel-repel mechanical pencil and the Stylographic pen. Their repertoire has expanded over the years to include luxurious timepieces and beautiful, personal accessories.
The exceptional quality of Cross products is attributed to a design process dedicated to luxurious details and to Cross' employees, who share in the company's goal of quality in the manufacturing process. Cross allows any employee in production to reject a part or product that appears faulty, dramatically increasing the overall integrity of their products.
All Cross writing instruments are guaranteed against mechanical failure, regardless of age.
What's in the Box
Pen with one black medium ball-point refill.
Product Description
Classic Century Lustrous Chrome Ball-Point Pen. A pen poised for compliments, the Classic Century Lustrous Chrome ball-point pen offers unequalled Cross craftsmanship in a brilliant chrome plated finish. An American classic-since 1946. An icon of mid-century modern design, this is the Cross pen everyone knows and loves. We may have come a long way since then but this nostalgic favorite spans sixty years of poems and letters, good wishes and thank you's.
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59 of 62 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Where was it made?,
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This review is from: Cross Classic Century, Lustrous Chrome, Ballpoint Pen (3502) (Office Product)
Before you buy, be sure to check where the pen was made. I have a number of older Cross pens that say "USA" near the top, and they are great pens. However, I have bought three different ones in the past few years that do not indicate where they were made, and they are of inferior quality. The top and bottom halves are loose, and have to be carefully manipulated to come together without a gap. The first one I got, I sent it back to Cross for warranty repair under their "lifetime guarantee," only to receive it back unchanged telling me that it was just fine - and a "handling fee" attached.I was willing to believe it was simply an anomaly, one bad pen. So later on when some new colors came out, I bought two more - only to see that they have the same quality defect. My advice: if you want a good Cross pen, go to the secondhand store and buy one that was made in USA. They aren't making them the same anymore.
24 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not what they once were.,
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This review is from: Cross Classic Century, Lustrous Chrome, Ballpoint Pen (3502) (Office Product)
Just received my pen today. Feels cheap compared to one I got 12 years ago. Feels a little gritty when you twist it. Not smooth and well machined like my old one.I won't be buying one again. Crossing "CROSS" off my list. Update. The Pen got much smoother after about a month and I have been using it for a couple of years now. I gave it two more stars that did at first. Guess the finishing is not as good as it once was but did get smoother over time.
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A great small pen,
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This review is from: Cross Classic Century, Lustrous Chrome, Ballpoint Pen (3502) (Office Product)
It seems that everyone is using these enormous fat pens with cushioned grips these days. I like to have a small pen that can fit whereever I need it to, whether it's in my pocket or in my checkbook. This pen fits the bill. It's slim and comfortable to write with. It is also very sturdy.
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