In 1906, the Montblanc journey began with a Berlin-based designer named August Eberstein and a Hamburg banker named Alfred Nehemias, who shared the idea of developing a series of easy-to-use fountain pens. For over a century, Montblanc has continued to symbolize excellence in writing instruments.

Known as the “Fathers of Stylish Writing,” the German manufacturer Montblanc has its roots deeply embedded in writing culture. Feeling a strong responsibility toward this heritage, the brand aims to contribute to cultural life through various international events—essentially writing its own culture.

The brand’s emblem, a six-pointed white star, represents the snow-covered peak of a mountain. Beyond its prestigious pens, Montblanc expanded its legend into other realms of luxury by designing watches, bags, and wallets starting in 1935—becoming an essential name for luxury enthusiasts around the world.