Waterman Rollerball Pen

Waterman Perspective Black w/ Gold Rollerball Pen - 1750133 List Price: $145.00 Sale Price: $127.50

Waterman Expert Dune Red GT Ballpoint Pen - 49828 List Price: $125.00 Sale Price: $150.00

Waterman Charleston Ivory GT Medium Point Ballpoint Pen - 77807 List Price: $125.00 Sale Price: $85.00

Waterman Charleston Black CT Rollerball Pen - 30224 List Price: $145.00 Sale Price: $145.00 Used From: $135.35

Waterman Expert City Line Urban Grey CT Rollerball Pen - 1743545 List Price: $140.00 Sale Price: $140.00

Waterman Hemisphere Stainless Steel CT Pen & Pencil Set - 92004WHS List Price: $100.00

Waterman Edson Diamond Black Ballpoint Pen

Waterman Carene Charcoal Grey Ballpoint Pen - 21107W List Price: $160.00 Sale Price: $160.00

Waterman Hemisphere Shimmery Blue Ballpoint Pen - 1737568 List Price: $65.00

Waterman Exception Red Slim GT Rollerball Pen - 1738879 List Price: $315.00 Sale Price: $300.00

Waterman Expert II Dune Blue Chrome Trim Rollerball Pen Sale Price: $139.00

Waterman Expert II Black Lacquer Gold Trim Ballpoint Pen Sale Price: $119.00

Waterman Harmonie Black GT Ballpoint Pen - 49804 List Price: $65.00

Waterman Edson Sapphire Blue Ballpoint Pen List Price: $600.00 Used From: $250.00

Waterman Carene Contemporary Gunmetal ST Ballpoint Pen - 1771541 List Price: $265.00 Sale Price: $255.00

Waterman Edson Sapphire Blue Rollerball Pen - 41001W List Price: $800.00

You should know that any of the Waterman rollerball pen models are of great value, and are built with only the finest of components and fine metals (in some cases they even contain real gold too). You will generally find that most of the Waterman rollerball pens are the same models that you find as fountain pens, such as the Waterman Hemisphere rollerball pen and the Waterman Phileas rollerball pen, for example. Despite what many people may think, the Waterman ballpoint pen looks every bit as high class as the Waterman fountain pen, but generally has a slighter lower price. Also, one great thing about Waterman ballpoint pens, is that they can use convenient pen refills, which typically last a very long time (as in a few years in some cases).

Also, they make about the same amount of Waterman roller ball pens as they do fountain pens, so it is not like people prefer any type of pen over the other. It is just a matter of personal preference, combined with what your budget will allow, and so on. So in other words, if your budget will allow, then just go with the type of pen that you like the best.