A Homage to World-Changing Imagination

The theme of the Shoot the Moon Collection is inspired by "From the Earth to the Moon," the most famous work by French novelist Jules Verne. S.T. Dupont's artisans drew inspiration from this fantastical novel, where three adventurers journey to the moon aboard a spacecraft launched from a "giant cannon," and meticulously crafted unique and sophisticated products by hand, using precious minerals, rare metals, and genuine lacquer.

Limited to 1,865 Pieces, Commemorating the Novel's Publication Year

The "Prestige Collection" features joined gold parts, hand-applied genuine lacquer, and engraved ornamentation. The lacquer's color evokes 19th-century leather goods, and this warm hue enhances the subtle glow of the moonstone, which perfectly accentuates each element or component. The Prestige Collection is limited to 1,865 pieces, commemorating the novel's publication year of 1865.

Presented in a leather case, the Prestige Collection expresses admiration for the master trunk makers who laid the foundation for S.T. Dupont's reputation from 1872 onwards. The leather box contains a rollerball adapter, fountain pen, pen holder, lighter, cufflinks, and a travel diary. The inside of the box lid is engraved with a design that complements the collection's theme.

Embodying the Brand's Ultimate Luxury

The "Diamond Collection" is adorned with delicate platinum patterns engraved like a twilight sky scattered with meteor showers, finished with hand-applied midnight blue Dupont lacquer and sparkling white diamonds. Each piece is limited to a production of just 28 units.

The "Premium Collection," reminiscent of a captivating night sky where stars twinkle under the moonlight, is coated in shimmering silver and deep black lacquer that perfectly embodies the grand narrative of the moon. The straight lines forming the lighter contrast with the 19th-century style ornamentation, making the silhouette stand out, while the curved 19th-century decorative design is further emphasized within the lighter's inherently square form. The writing instruments, with their simple and timeless contours, harmonize beautifully with the luxurious and ornate decorations of Jules Verne's era. The Premium Collection is limited to 1,865 pieces.