Wes Anderson

MEISTERSTÜCK X OLYMPIC HERITAGE COLLECTION

100 YEARS OF MEISTERSTÜCK

In celebration of the iconic Meisterstück's centennial, the Maison is thrilled to introduce the Meisterstück x Olympic Heritage collection to the world. This landmark collection recognizes a century of the Olympic Games held in Paris and Chamonix in 1924  — as well as 100 years since the launch of the Meisterstück.

OLYMPIC HERITAGE PARIS 1924 PRECIOUS RESIN LEGRAND
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Olympic tradition shines in this writing instrument's red colour — a colour in the official palette of Olympic Games Paris 1924. Gold details and engravings complement the red, symbolizing heritage, strength, and victory.

OLYMPIC HERITAGE CHAMONIX 1924 PRECIOUS RESIN CLASSIQUE
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The icy blue colour, part of the official design palette of the Olympic Winter Games Chamonix 1924, honours this monumental event. Elevated details — including an engraving of a ski jumper on the nib — take this writing instrument to new heights.

OLYMPIC HERITAGE CHAMONIX 1924 DOUÉ CLASSIQUE
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An intricate etching of Mont Blanc — as represented in historical artworks — symbolizes the mountain’s role in the Olympic Winter Games Chamonix 1924, and the refined icy blue colour balances out the impressive shine of the platinum-coated cap.

OLYMPIC HERITAGE CHAMONIX 1924 SOLITAIRE LEGRAND
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Honoring the Maison’s alpine history, the Mont Blanc is represented in impressive detail across this writing instrument. Coated in gleaming platinum, the Solitaire LeGrand catches the eye and suggests the mountain’s grandeur.

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FEATURES

The five Olympic rings, featured in the Olympic Heritage logo, are engraved on the cap top ring. This special engraving celebrates the art and design of past Olympic Games.

The official colours — vibrant red for Olympic Games Paris 1924 and icy blue for Olympic Winter Games Chamonix 1924 — are beautifully represented on the cap and barrel, made from precious resin.

Honorary engravings feature a javelin thrower or ski jumper taking its cue from the Games’ historical artworks — showcasing the triumph of the human spirit.

The platinum-coated cap features an intricate Mont Blanc pattern etched with laser-engraved cartouche. The etching is inspired by the Olympic Winter Games Chamonix 1924 held at the foot of Mont Blanc mountain.

The laurel wreath — the symbol of victory — and the decorative historical patterning from the Olympic Winter Games Chamonix 1924 are represented on the Paris and Chamonix cap tops, respectively.

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This specially curated Olympic Heritage collection pays tribute to three cornerstone events from a hundred years ago — the launch of the timeless Meisterstück, the Olympic Games Paris 1924, and the Olympic Winter Games Chamonix 1924, held at the foot of the Mont Blanc mountain — showing how these immortal moments collectively represent a triumph of the human spirit.