Standout stylistic elements on the Stilema (meaning ‘style’) include a unique aerodynamic silhouette – a first for the German manufacturer – moulded to replicate the Daytona SP3, itself an homage to ’60s-era race cars.

The fountain pen’s cap and barrel are hewn from lightweight titanium, a material rarely used by Montblanc, so-chosen for its similarity to the Daytona SP3’s nose as it slices through the air.

The cap, laser-etched with Ferrari’s iconic Prancing Horse logo, is also angled to resemble the racer’s nose, while lined accents along the barrel evoke the distinctive style of the car’s bumpers.

Possibly the pen’s most striking design feature is the semi-transparent red blade that cuts through the tail-end of the barrel, sliding back to reveal a hidden ink filling mechanism that was specially designed by Montblanc for the collab.

A handcrafted Au 750 solid white gold nib, featuring a special ‘SP3’ engraving, completes the luxurious writing experience.
It is priced at a hefty US$27,500 (S$36,600) and limited to 599 pieces worldwide, just like the supercar it was inspired by when it released in 2022.

Montblanc and Ferrari have collaborated previously in 2021, having worked together to produce a pen inspired by the Prancing Horse’s founder, Enzo Ferrari.

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