My Taccia Momenta arrived today. I stumbled across it searching for another pen online, and it was a total impulse buy. I really liked the color and design, and I wanted a nice pen with a broad nib. This company should get more press than they do if my pen's a typical example. The Momenta is a fairly large pen with good weight. The grip is very comfortable to hold. It has the sort of stop(?) you see on a lot of vintage pens, which keeps the pen from trying to slide up into your hand. The cap and barrel have pretty thick walls, which gives it a nice solid feel without being overly heavy. The threads are cut perfectly, so all the parts screw together securely.
The broad nib on mine is buttery smooth and lays down a nice wet line. This pen's a keeper. Mine is the Rose/Merlot color. The Momenta seems to be on sale most places that carry it. I bought mine used but "in mint condition," and it arrived from Peyton Street Pens as described and nicely packaged. The Premier is another gorgeous Taccia pen that's worth a look.
-Andy
The broad nib on mine is buttery smooth and lays down a nice wet line. This pen's a keeper. Mine is the Rose/Merlot color. The Momenta seems to be on sale most places that carry it. I bought mine used but "in mint condition," and it arrived from Peyton Street Pens as described and nicely packaged. The Premier is another gorgeous Taccia pen that's worth a look.
-Andy
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