Porsche Design Tec Flex 1999-2017

The Porsche Design Tec Flex line (also spelled TecFlex in company documents) marked the design studio’s very first writing instruments line when it launched in 1999. The collection included a fountain pen offered in three nib sizes—fine, medium, and broad—plus a rollerball pen, a ballpoint pen, and a 0.7 mm mechanical pencil. They were first manufactured under contract by Faber-Castell and then production was moved to Pelikan in 2011. Four versions were offered from 1999 through 2017.
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