Both of the pens, the subject of this review and the plain jane stainless steel jotter I acquired two years ago here on Amazon, are Made In France (Note that Parker also now manufactures the Jotter in China and India which is likely where the cheaper ones you may see for sale are made, and beware of counterfeits.

The streamlined stainless steel body expresses some slightly above average level of technical elegance and sophistication

Full stainless steel barrel

It has blue ink, stainless steel barrel (no plastic) & is made in France

Due to the great look, but slippery writing that makes it specialized for certain scenarios, I had to drop the Jotter Stainless Steel body down a star to 4 total.

This matte finish stainless steel body houses a standard Parker Quinkflow ballpoint pen refill in medium with black ink

Let's talk about the Parker Jotter Stainless Steel Ballpoint

This stainless steel pen would make a good present for a recent high school or college graduate, someone just starting out on their first job or after a promotion, or for yourself

The barrel is stainless steel and the overall look of the pen is not cheap, nor, of course, does it look super expensive.

It has a stainless steel barrel, cap, and arrowhead clip

I bought a Parker Jotter pen with a black satin and stainless steel barrel and I am pleased

pen with the stainless steel body

The "Steel and Gold" model is a classic stainless steel pen, now made in France.

The downside to all of this is that stainless steel body is a little slick to hold, and can slip between your fingers.

Misplaced or stolen, I still wonder?I promptly, this occurred a couple of years ago, repurchased another stainless steel jotter, which I continue to use today, and when I say use, I mean use it multiple times daily to write notes, sales invoices, sign checks and credit card slips, pen notes and letters, address packages and a host of

Additionally, the stainless steel, chrome body looks fantastic in your padfolio for serious meetings or for interviews

A Parker Pen!I ended up buying a 'premium' stainless steel jotter here on amazon......found out afterward that what made it premium was the etching of lines on the upper part of the barrel, a purely cosmetic effect.

My brother gave me a Parker pen black ink in the original stainless steel.

It has a very nice shine from its stainless steel barrel

: It is stainless steel

n’t recommend it.

It misses a half "E" and a quarter "R"

It misses a half "E" and a quarter "R"