Introducing the new Platinum #3776 Century: “Travia”. It is a coined name combining Tradition and Via (meaning "path" in Latin). Built on the heritage of writing culture shaped by those who came before us, “#3776 Century Travia” represents an evolving road that extends straight into the future.
The Travia comes with the FLAF (Float Like A Feather) nib - originally on the #3776 Century Decade fountain pen. Its sharper, more acute tip now delivers a new writing experience - supple and smooth as if its gliding across the paper. It is writing like a feather floating across the paper while at the same time offers precision control to express the finest nuances with lines exactly as you intend.
 
With “#3776 CENTURY Travia,” a flat-top design introduced on the Decade is adopted, while evolving it into a long-body format with a metal component (balancer) integrated at the center of the barrel. In addition, the grip section also incorporates metal, bringing the center of gravity closer to the fingertips and maintaining a stable balance even during extended writing sessions. Whether writing fine characters or bold strokes, the pen is engineered to respond exactly as intended. From the moment you hold it, you can feel its defining qualities: a natural, secure fit in the hand and a reassuring sense of weight.
 
The renowned “Slip & Seal Mechanism”, which prevents ink from drying out, now boasts enhanced airtightness, extending its effectiveness dramatically from about 2 years to over 3 years.
 
The Platinum #3776 Travia fountain pen set comes with a Platinum ink cartridge, a converter for use with bottled ink, and the book "Ah, Fifty Years of Hardship" which was first published in 1966, written by Platinum founder Shunichi Nakata. The sets are limited to 2,000 worldwide. After the sets sell out, the Travia pen will be available later on, as a standard release, at a lower price. 
 
Limited to just 2,000 units worldwide, this set is sure to delight collectors and writing enthusiasts alike.