The last pen you will need to buy.

Solid 304 stainless steel, coated in diamond-like carbon, the hardest finish watchmakers use, and powered by a pressurized Fisher Space Pen cartridge inside. The noble. Black DLC Pen is the one with nothing left to add. It is heavy in the hand, a deep gloss black to the eye, and built to write anywhere, for the rest of your life.

The hardest finish watchmakers use. Diamond-like carbon is the coating reached for when nothing else will hold, around five times harder than the steel beneath and the most scratch-resistant surface a pen can wear.

Built around the pen NASA flew. A sealed, pressurized Fisher Space Pen cartridge sits inside, so it writes upside down, underwater, and through grease, from −30°F to 250°F.

Weight that tells you it is serious. The solid 304 stainless body gives the pen close to twice the heft of titanium, so it sits planted in the grip and writes with a slow, deliberate balance.

Full-sized writing in a pocket-sized body. Closed, it tucks away with your keys. Open, it carries the length and balance of a pen made for a desk.

A patent-pending dock that holds it to your notebook. The pen seats onto the cover of your noble. note so the pair travels together, and pulls free the moment a thought arrives.

The finish.

Diamond-like carbon coats the whole pen in a deep, glossy black with real depth to it, a dark mirror that catches the light along its edges rather than sitting flat. It wears evenly and stays black for the life of the pen.

The details
Body machined from 304 stainless steel.
Diamond-like carbon (DLC) finish, gloss black.
Pressurized Fisher Space Pen cartridge inside, fine or medium point.
Sized to dock with the noble. note.
Assembled and checked by hand.

Some things are better made by hand. This is the last one you will buy.