In contrast to the past, where demonstrator pens were made in very limited numbers and not sold to the public, these pens are regular production items, though sometimes made as limited editions. This trend may be traced back to Pelikan's transparent green M800 and transparent blue Blue Ocean M800 of 1992.
Unlike earlier times when demonstrator pens were produced in very small quantities and not available for public purchase, these pens are standard production items, occasionally made as limited editions. This trend can be traced back to Pelikan's transparent green M800 and transparent blue Blue Ocean M800 from 1992.