After the creation of a book entitled Bentley Centenary Opus, which costs more than a Continental GT, base price, the British manufacturer surprised the world, once again, with another luxury commemorative article, featuring a range of writing instruments and accessories produced by the historic Graf von Faber-Castell. As a matter of fact, this car make, headquartered in Crewe, in the English county of Cheshire, has much in common with the German Graf von Faber-Castell. «There are many years of tradition, exclusive design, uncompromising quality and discreet elegance», defends Charles von Faber-Castell, head of the brand's Premium department. The collection, dubbed The Limited Edition Centenary contains three types of pens. The most affordable ballpoint, the rollerball and the permanent ink pen, which is the most expensive. The three types have metal parts lined by an elegant titanium colour with a diamond-shaped design, identical to that used in Bentley grilles. But the inspiration went further: The similarities can also be found at the top of the cap in the emblematic «B», which is adorned by a golden ring. The Limited Edition Centenary is the second collection created by Faber-Castell for the British make. The first collaboration took place in 2018, with the creation of a collection called Graf von Faber-Castell for Bentley.
