Platinum 3776 Century Travia - A Quick Look 0 ▲ The Pen Addict 56 minutes ago · 7 min read1447 words · Crafts · hide · 0 comments (Kimberly (she/her) took the express train down the fountain pen/stationery rabbit hole and doesn't want to be rescued. She can be found on Instagram @allthehobbies because there really are many, many hobbies!.)When Bryce Gillet from Luxury Brands of America sent me a tester set of Platinum 3776 pens for review, he also sent the new 3776 Century Travia as well! I didn’t have a lot of time with it before I have to hand it back to them (insert sad face and trombone), so I wanted to do a quick review with first impressions of the pen. And what better way to test out a pen than to handwrite a review? (As in the past, I type out my article first so I can get all the editing done, and then copy it by hand afterward.) The Platinum 3776 Century Travia continues in the Platinum 3776 tradition. The name Travia is derived from the words “Tradition” and “Via”, meaning “path” in Latin, and represents “an evolving road that extends straight into the future” - from Platinum Japan’s website. Inside… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.