

🖋️ Write your legacy with Parker’s iconic Big Red elegance.
The Parker Duofold Centennial Fountain Pen combines over a century of expert craftsmanship with a bold vintage-inspired design. Featuring a large, laser-etched red resin barrel and an 18-carat solid gold bi-tonal rhodium-plated fine nib, it delivers a smooth, luxurious writing experience. Complete with black ink, a converter, and a premium gift box, this pen is a statement piece for professionals who value timeless style and superior performance.











| ASIN | B01BM3TEW8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 127,534 in Stationery & Office Supplies ( See Top 100 in Stationery & Office Supplies ) 645 in Fountain Pens |
| Brand | PARKER |
| Closure | Screw Off Cap |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (572) |
| Date First Available | 27 April 2016 |
| Grip Type | Knurled |
| Ink Colour | Black |
| Item Weight | 29 g |
| Line Size | 0.9mm |
| Manufacturer | Newell Rubbermaid |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1931375 |
| Material Type | Precious resin, 18 carat solid gold |
| Model Number | 1931375 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Point Type | Fine |
| Product Dimensions | 19 x 12 x 4.6 cm; 29 g |
| Size | 1 count (Pack of 1) |
| Tip Type | Fountain Pen |
D**.
Parker at their best
It's orange. An expensive ballpoint at over £200, but well worth it. It is precisely made and oozes quality. Parker at their best. I've used it for months now and it's a joy to use.
D**D
Dream writer.
Much better than expected. I have an extensive collection of great pens but no Parkers. Like another reviewer I was biased against their modern pens preffering vintage ones. This big red duofold has changed my opinion, above all the nib is a dream and the build quality is sound. Very happy with my purchase maybe I won't be as sniffy towards modern parkers anymore.
S**C
Fabulous design
Beautiful design, really smooth writing, comfortable grip and reassuringly solid design. The colour looks fantastic.
R**Y
Nice pen...shame about the box
I bought the Parker Duofold Blue Chevron fountain pen with 18 karat gold thin nib – the pen itself writes beautifully and feels lovely in the hand. A truly elegant and substantial feeling pen which I feel I got at a bargain price of £300.00 2 weeks ago – the price today is £592.57. The pen is indeed on the heavy side and can envisage myself writing Christmas cards and signing documents but not writing long letters. So why only 3 stars? The pen is a 5 star instrument, no doubt about that and of course it has a price to reflect that. Even with the discounted price of £300, this is still a lot of money for a pen and everything that accompanies this purchase should also reflect this. No blame lies with Amazon as I received the pen on time. What I don’t appreciate is how it arrived. Firstly, a very flimsy card board box with loose tape wound around it, the packaging burst open at one side and then the whole thing rattles! Not the care and attention I was expecting. After opening I find the white Parker sleeve with the pen box inside, only to find a standard, not luxury gift box with 2 ink refills rattling inside - no welcome card and no premium booklet. So 2 stars missing for a shoddy box? Yes, because everything about this purchase should be special – I bought a Parker Sonnet for my partner at £100 and it came with the luxury box which of course complimented the purchase. I would have expected the same for my pen given it is a more prestigious range from Parker. My first impressions were tainted, I felt very subdued about the whole thing and had it not been for the premium condition of the pen, I would have considered returning it. But after all that, I will indeed keep it and hope to enjoy many years of writing, but will also search for a nice box, antiques auction perhaps - thanks for reading.
M**S
An excellent writing instrument
The resin is solid and beautiful. You don't feel it like a cheap plastic nor less precious than other high end resin. The nib is artistic and gorgeous. It writes perfectly even when reverse writing.
M**L
A very nice pen but at the right price point
The Vintage Big Red is a very nice pen overall with some genuine heft and a feeling of luxury - it’s actually surprising how nice a “resin” pen can feel. The fine nib writes close to a medium, and the two-tone colouring is lovely. I can definitely see myself being nervous about scratching the resin in the long-run, but such is life - I don’t have these fears with my metal Parker Premier. Unfortunately I had to return the duofold because the ink converter was damaged at the top - like someone had pushed it in before it was properly aligned, and so I couldn’t draw up ink. A shame. I don’t think the pen is worth more than the £263 Amazon was selling it for, and I think if you’re paying £300-£500, you’ll certainly question the value of what you’re getting. The materials aren’t worth that and in my case neither was the quality control. You also don’t get the larger presentation box as described.
M**C
Super smooth nib
After some questionable experiences woth Parker in the 90s, I bit the bullet on a recommendation of a friend and a decent discount. I have to say, that the Duofold Centennial punched well above expectations. Solid build quality, nice heft and an exceptionally smooth nib which competes with my Sailor and Pilot pens for smoothness.
A**S
Duofold ballpoint.
This is a beautiful ballpoint pen. I’ve already got the matching fountain pen so this makes my collection complete.
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