CIRCA 2003 JORG HYSEK KILADA MATTE SILVER RIBBED BALLPOINT PEN NEW IN BOX

For your consideration, we are offering for sale this Jorg Hysek Kilada Matte Silver Ribbed Ballpoint Pen, a refined writing instrument that seamlessly combines architectural design, premium materials, and Swiss craftsmanship. This pen appeals equally to collectors and those who appreciate bold, modern luxury in their everyday writing tools. The Hysek ballpoint pen is new in the box and never used. I consider it in New Old Stock, Mint Condition!

Designed by the legendary Jorg Hysek, renowned for his avant-garde watch and luxury designs for Cartier, TAG Heuer, and Rolex, the Kilada line captures the same sculptural and contemporary sensibility, now translated into a meticulously crafted pen. The pen’s matte silver ribbed barrel and cap offer both tactile grip and visual depth, with the ribbed surface interacting beautifully with light to create a sophisticated and architectural aesthetic.

The Kilada features a reliable twist-end ballpoint mechanism, engineered for smooth, consistent lines and built to last. It accepts standard high-quality ballpoint refills, ensuring that it remains a practical instrument for daily use as well as a collector’s item.

The pen measures 5 3/8" inches in length. The ballpoint pen is a "twist-activated" type. One turns the black ribbed top to propel the ballpoint tip from the barrel and the opposite to retract it. There is a new refill in the pen.

This pen is in Mint condition, showing no visible dents, scratches, or wear, making it ideal for both writing and display. As part of the original Kilada line from the early 2000s, a period after which production largely ceased, this model is increasingly rare. Its combination of industrial design, sculptural form, and Swiss-made pedigree makes it a standout among modern pens, valued as much for its design legacy as its functionality.

Collectors appreciate the Kilada not only for its connection to a notable designer but also for its distinctive matte silver ribbed finish, which offers a timeless alternative to the more common lacquer or resin pens. The pen is perfectly balanced for comfortable use, and its robust mechanism ensures it performs beautifully, whether for display or daily writing. With production having ended in the mid-2000s, well-kept Kilada pens like this one are increasingly scarce, making this an exceptional opportunity for both design enthusiasts and pen collectors alike.