The PILOT Capless is a revolutionary fountain pen that features a retractable function. It incorporates an innovative design and uses advanced technology to constantly keep the nib in optimal writing condition. The body of exceptional pen houses a mechanism of rare precision that enables the 18 karats gold nib to retract into the pen. It comes in a gift box, with a Pilot Converter-40 inside the pen and a black ink cartridge.
The PILOT Capless is a revolutionary fountain pen that features a retractable function. It incorporates an innovative design and uses advanced technology to constantly keep the nib in optimal writing condition. The body of exceptional pen houses a mechanism of rare precision that enables the 18 karats gold nib to retract into the pen. It comes in a gift box, with a Pilot Converter-40 inside the pen and a black ink cartridge.
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The lowest price for Pilot Capless Fountain Pen Black And White Product / B White right now is $265.00 at Pen & Ink - Fine Writing Intrument, compared across 2 retailers.
The all-time low was $236.36 on 16 June 2025 — today's price is 12% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 9 Nov 2026.
Pilot Capless Fountain Pen Black And White Product / B White
The PILOT Capless is a revolutionary fountain pen that features a retractable function. It incorporates an innovative design and uses advanced technology to constantly keep the nib in optimal writing condition. The body of exceptional pen houses a mechanism of rare precision that enables the 18 karats gold nib to retract into the pen. It comes in a gift box, with a Pilot Converter-40 inside the pen and a black ink cartridge.
The PILOT Capless is a revolutionary fountain pen that features a retractable function. It incorporates an innovative design and uses advanced technology to constantly keep the nib in optimal writing condition. The body of exceptional pen houses a mechanism of rare precision that enables the 18 karats gold nib to retract into the pen. It comes in a gift box, with a Pilot Converter-40 inside the pen and a black ink cartridge.
Last updated at 09/11/2026 15:03:57
Pilot Capless Vanishing Point White Black Trim Fountain Pen
Free delivery between 16–18 Nov
Pilot Capless Fountain Pen Black and White - Broad
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originally posted on gouletpens.com
The pen is heavy and the clip at the point makes it even harder to hold. The quality is high, it's a solid, heavy-weighted pen with a cool mechanism of vanishing nib.
originally posted on gouletpens.com
Buttery smooth writing experience right out of the box. I was a bit worried about the clip getting in the way as the VP is such a unique design but it fits comfortably with my writing style. Ideal use for this pen over any other would be for notes during classes or meetings where you aren't writing constantly but don't want to be capping and uncapping during every pause.
originally posted on gouletpens.com
Great pen the nib is stellar and smooth. Worth every penny.
| Advance Mechanism | Retractable, Push-Button |
| Ink Type | Liquid Ink |
| Item Colour | Black, White |
| Item Material | Metal |
| Tip Material | Gold |
Pilot Capless Vanishing Point White Black Trim Fountain Pen
Free delivery between 16–18 Nov
Pilot Capless Fountain Pen Black and White - Broad
Free delivery
The pen is heavy and the clip at the point makes it even harder to hold. The quality is high, it's a solid, heavy-weighted pen with a cool mechanism of vanishing nib.
Buttery smooth writing experience right out of the box. I was a bit worried about the clip getting in the way as the VP is such a unique design but it fits comfortably with my writing style. Ideal use for this pen over any other would be for notes during classes or meetings where you aren't writing constantly but don't want to be capping and uncapping during every pause.
Great pen the nib is stellar and smooth. Worth every penny.
I was worried about the clip feeling in my way (I'm an underhanded lefty) but it wasn't. I do have to turn the pen *slightly* from where my natural grip is to get the best flow. Buttery smooth and fun to write with! I call it my 'storm trooper pen'!
The Vanishing Point is everything you want in a pen. It combines smoothness, style, and utility with an excellent click mechanism. While some people might have a problem with the clip, I personally have no problem with it (I actually wrap my thumb around it when I write; I'm insane). I got the black and white matte and honestly the pictures don't do this pen justice. The white body of the pen isn't fully opaque, so it has this wonderful creamy, porcelain look to it which makes the look incredibly high quality. The nib (mine is a fine) is smooth with the perfect line width for my preference. If you are looking for your first gold nib pen, I recommend either this or the equally fantastic Lamy 2000.
Pen writes great and looks beautiful. I love the unique mechanism. Even the fine nib is smooth as butter on good and junk paper. I would recommend. I also can never say enough good things about the speedy and accurate service of the Goulet Pen Company.
I first inked this up with diamine matador, and I did not love it. I didn't know if I should blame the tipping material or if it would improve but it was just kind of dry but also mushy - not bouncy - and just not a great feel. I was disappointed. Fortunately, I have experience with another fine nib pen (a Sheaffer Taranis) that feels great with wetter inks and very bad with dry ones. So I figured it was worth a shot - I rinsed it out and filled it up with Monteverde Garnet and it made a world of difference! It is a little more broad and much more bouncy than my pilot custom 743 (also fine). The click mechanism feels solid and the pen itself is satisfyingly weighty. I will say - I don't love the con-40 converter. It's small and hard to get a good fill and I totally ... MoreI first inked this up with diamine matador, and I did not love it. I didn't know if I should blame the tipping material or if it would improve but it was just kind of dry but also mushy - not bouncy - and just not a great feel. I was disappointed. Fortunately, I have experience with another fine nib pen (a Sheaffer Taranis) that feels great with wetter inks and very bad with dry ones. So I figured it was worth a shot - I rinsed it out and filled it up with Monteverde Garnet and it made a world of difference! It is a little more broad and much more bouncy than my pilot custom 743 (also fine). The click mechanism feels solid and the pen itself is satisfyingly weighty. I will say - I don't love the con-40 converter. It's small and hard to get a good fill and I totally understand why people just refill disposable cartridges instead. But that's the biggest detractor at this point. I love the convenient one-handed click mechanism and it has quickly made this one of my most used pens.
I've bought 10 pens over the last year and a half. This is the most expensive one I've bought and I bought it twice: first was a christmas gift and the second was for me. I can not say anything negative about these. Feeling, ink flow, finish and weight are all just perfect about this pen. I've had a couple of purchases that have been total duds, but not my vanishing pen.
I have the stub nib. In my left hand it's a smooth writer. The white color makes it look like a cheaper pen so may or may not be stolen at work or school lol. 2 ND only to my pineider....
I have been using Pilot G-2 0.38 Gell roller ball pens for years. Now, the Vanishing Point EF nib has replaced my G-2 pens. I get the same very fine point with the fountain pen experience, can carry it in my shirt pocket with no worries. The white/black design is reminiscent of the Saturn-V rocket. Thought it was a good fit for the 50th moon landing anniversary.
| Advance Mechanism | Retractable, Push-Button |
| Ink Type | Liquid Ink |
| Item Colour | Black, White |
| Item Material | Metal |
| Tip Material | Gold |
