Created in 2008 to commemorate the 90th Anniversary of PILOT, the Pilot 90th Anniversary No.50 “Toki” is one of the brand's most impressive commemorative fountain pens.
Inspiration: The Japanese Crested Ibis
The design takes its name and inspiration from the Toki (Japanese Crested Ibis), an iconic bird of Japan. Its substantial No.50 body provides an exceptional canvas for traditional Japanese lacquer artistry, giving the pen a commanding presence while beautifully expressing its distinctly Japanese theme.
The No.50 Nib
The pen is fitted with PILOT's magnificent No.50 18K gold nib — an exceptionally large nib of the same size class associated with the Namiki Emperor. Its impressive proportions make it immediately recognizable among PILOT's most prestigious writing instruments.
A Highly Collectible Piece
Combining PILOT's heritage since 1918, traditional Japanese craftsmanship, the symbolic Toki motif, and the extraordinary No.50 format, this 90th Anniversary edition is a particularly significant and highly collectible piece in PILOT's history.
