The reputation of this pen is not random! I have 5 Kaweco Sport and one Kaweco Dia2 GT, and I have also purchased separately 2 nibs and 4 converters from Kaweco, so I have quite a bit of experience with these specific pens. The Brass Sport and the Dia 2 GT are my favorites. I wouldn't recommend the Brass Sport to beginners, as it might feel a bit heavy for them, especially if you add a Bronze clip and converter, it gets even heavier, so it's better to start with one of the Classic Sport models, like the Bordeaux which is also beautiful with a Gold clip and gold-plated nib! The negatives are that the Brass also leaves a smell on your hands (like coins) and tarnishes with use over time. Nevertheless, the extra weight provides more control and definitely a much better feel than the plastic ones. It is a pen that will last for decades+. Very comfortable in hand (especially the lighter Al (aluminum or plastic), perfect for writing/notes, also great for sketching. With Kaweco, you get more than what you pay for, so we are talking about excellent value, even with their more expensive models. The biggest downside is that if you get one Sport, you'll get hooked and end up buying more.

the best writing pen. I highly recommend it. especially since it is made of brass, it takes on a bronze hue and with the gold, it gradually changes color. I will buy the same one again if something happens to it, which I don't think will because it is very high-quality construction. the only issue I had was with the cap, which broke because I was tightening it too much, and now it closes but not as securely. nevertheless, I don't have a problem again