MAJOHN N102 Dual-Ended Fountain Pen & Eternal Pencil with 5 Alloy Pencil Tips

One Pen. Two Worlds. Infinite Pages.

The MAJOHN N102 is the writer's ultimate everyday companion — a precision fountain pen on one end and a never-sharpen, never-run-out eternal pencil on the other. The alloy pencil tip leaves a graphite-like mark on paper without any graphite at all, while the fountain pen nib delivers smooth, expressive ink lines. Two tools. One elegant instrument. Includes 5 replacement alloy pencil tips.

Key Features

• Dual-Ended 2-in-1 Design — Fountain pen nib on one end, eternal pencil tip on the other; switch between ink and pencil writing instantly
• Eternal Alloy Pencil Tip — Precision-machined metal alloy tip that writes like a pencil without graphite, wood, or sharpening — it lasts virtually forever
• 5 Replacement Tips Included — Generous supply of spare alloy tips so you're always ready; tips are easy to swap
• Smooth Fountain Pen Nib — Consistent ink flow for expressive writing, journaling, and note-taking
• Cartridge / Converter Compatible — Accepts standard international cartridges or an optional converter for bottled ink
• Premium Metal Body — Solid, balanced construction with a refined finish; comfortable for extended writing sessions
• No Ink? No Problem. — Flip to the pencil end whenever you need a quick, erasable mark or a change of medium

What Is an Eternal Pencil?

An eternal pencil (also called a metal pencil or inkless pen) uses a precision alloy tip that deposits microscopic metal particles onto paper, creating a grey graphite-like line — with no graphite, no ink, and no sharpening required. The tip lasts for tens of thousands of metres of writing and can be replaced when worn. Marks are slightly erasable with a standard eraser.

Product Specifications

• Brand: MAJOHN
• Model: N102
• Type: Dual-ended — Fountain Pen + Eternal Pencil
• Pencil Tip Material: Metal alloy (eternal / inkless)
• Nib Material: Stainless Steel
• Filling System: International cartridge / converter (converter sold separately)
• Included: 1 × N102 pen + 5 × replacement alloy pencil tips
• Body Material: Metal

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is the "eternal pencil" tip made of?

The tip is precision-machined from a metal alloy. When pressed against paper, it deposits microscopic metal particles that appear as a grey, graphite-like line. There is no graphite, no ink, and no pigment involved — just metal on paper. The tip is virtually inexhaustible under normal use.

Can the eternal pencil marks be erased?

Yes, partially. The alloy marks are lightly erasable with a standard rubber eraser, similar to light graphite. They are not as fully erasable as a soft graphite pencil, but they can be lightened or removed from most paper types.

When do I need to replace the alloy tip?

The tip wears down very slowly over time. When you notice the line becoming faint or the tip visibly shortened, simply unscrew the old tip and thread in a new one. The N102 includes 5 spare tips, giving you a very long service life before you need to source replacements.

What ink does the fountain pen end use?

The fountain pen end accepts standard international short or long cartridges, available from many brands. For bottled ink, use an international converter (sold separately). Nib sizes vary — choose EF, F, or M to match your writing style.

Is the pen heavy or uncomfortable to hold?

The all-metal body gives the N102 a satisfying, substantial feel without being fatiguing. The balanced weight distribution between both ends means it writes comfortably whether you're using the nib or the pencil tip.

Can I use just one end and cap the other?

Yes. Each end has its own cap. Use whichever end suits the moment and keep the other capped to protect the nib and pencil tip.

Is this a good gift for someone who uses both pens and pencils?

It's an ideal gift for writers, students, architects, artists, and anyone who switches between ink and pencil regularly. The dual-function design, premium metal body, and included spare tips make it a thoughtful, practical, and distinctive present.