S.T. Dupont 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Cigar Cutter Stand — Gulf Stream

S.T. Dupont 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Cigar Cutter Stand — Gulf Stream

A cigar cutter stand occupies a particular place in a smoker's ritual — it is not carried, not pocketed, not handled briefly. It sits, and it waits, and everything else in the room becomes context for it. S.T. Dupont's Gulf Stream cigar cutter stand was designed with that permanence in mind: a desk object that carries the novel's most powerful natural force in blue lacquer and engraved silver.

Gulf Stream — The Chapter and the Color

The Gulf Stream is Chapter Nineteen of Jules Verne's second part — a chapter about a natural current so powerful it shapes the movement of everything in its path. Captain Nemo navigates the Nautilus through it with mastery. The Gulf Stream range translates that force into a color: deep ocean blue, the specific shade of the current's surface as Verne described it, applied here in the lacquer that covers the stand's body. The Nautilus logo is engraved into the stand and finished in chrome — the submarine's mark, present and precise.

Blue Lacquer / Chrome

The Gulf Stream cigar cutter stand pairs blue lacquer with chrome finish — cool, disciplined, and consistent with the Premium range's palladium-and-blue language. The chrome gives the engraved Nautilus logo a sharpness that catches light from any angle. The lacquer grounds the piece in the Gulf Stream's color without the gradient of the lighter — a single confident tone that works as a desk object should.

The Cigar Cutter Stand

S.T. Dupont's cigar cutter stand is the Maison's signature accessory format: a standing holder that elevates the cigar cutter from pocket tool to displayed object, keeping it ready and visible at the smoking station. In the Gulf Stream colorway, it completes the Premium tier's trio of desk and table pieces alongside the Large Ashtray, and pairs naturally with the Gulf Stream Line 2 lighter.

Now available at The Tobacconist of Greenwich.