Product Description
Visconti Limited Edition Hitchcock Vertigo Rollerball Pen
Visconti is excited to introduce the Hitchcock Vertigo collection - a limited-edition pen inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thriller, Vertigo.
Available in both fountain pen and roller versions, this collection is strictly limited to 958 pieces, a subtle yet meaningful tribute to the film's release year, 1958. This exclusive edition evokes the haunting atmosphere and intricate visual language that have made Vertigo one of the most celebrated works in the history of cinema.
"Anyone could become obsessed with the past with a background like that!"
-Detective John "Scottie" Ferguson played by James Stewart in Vertigo
Crafted from vibrant orange resin with rich, dark undertones, the pen's body mirrors the striking color palette of the iconic Vertigo poster designed by the legendary American graphic artist Saul Bass. A stunning two-tone enamel engraving in black and ivory coils around the pen, recalling the poster's hypnotic spiral motif - a visual metaphor for the disorientation, obsession, and psychological complexity that define the film's narrative.
In homage to Hitchcock's singular authorial identity, the cap features a finely engraved and enameled reproduction of his signature, affirming the creative authority of a director whose influence reshaped cinematic storytelling. The design is further refined by the polished palladium metal accents, distinctive, white-enameled Visconti finial, and a specially crafted central ring - engraved and enameled with both the Visconti logo and Hitchcock's iconic profile, alongside the emblem of the Hitchcock Foundation.
More than just a writing instrument, the Hitchcock Vertigo pen is a tribute to human imagination and the enduring power of the arts. It celebrates the emotional depth, visual innovation, and narrative intensity that define Vertigo and reflect the artistic spirit that drives our own designers. This pen is an invitation to transform inner visions into tangible expression - to write, to create, and to dream. Embracing the legacy of Alfred Hitchcock and the mesmerizing world of Vertigo fills us with immense pride, as we continue to honor the arts in all their forms.