S.T. Dupont x Fender Line 2 "Perfect Ping" — Black/Yellow Gold

S.T. Dupont x Fender Line 2 "Perfect Ping" — Black/Yellow Gold

Two legendary houses. One extraordinary collaboration. S.T. Dupont and Fender reunite — this time in celebration of Fender's new flagship store in Tokyo's Harajuku district and the guitar maker's 80th anniversary — to present a collection that bridges Japanese artistry with the iconic world of electric guitars.

Kintsugi

The collection draws its soul from kintsugi, the centuries-old Japanese art of repairing broken objects with gold, transforming imperfections into works of singular beauty. It is a philosophy of resilience, impermanence, and the quiet dignity of things that endure — a philosophy that aligns naturally with S.T. Dupont's own commitment to objects built to last and grow more meaningful with time. The lighter's cap features a new guilloché motif inspired by kintsugi's characteristic golden seams, hand-engraved and finished with care.

The Black Stratocaster®

The Black/Yellow Gold variation pays tribute to Fender's iconic black Stratocaster® — the instrument that defined the electric guitar's visual language for generations. Black, authoritative, and instantly recognizable, it is an object whose presence in a room changes the room. The deep black lacquer on this Line 2 carries that same energy, while the yellow gold finish and kintsugi guilloché bring S.T. Dupont's signature warmth and precision to bear.

Includes: Exclusive Médiator Necklace

Each purchase of the Black/Yellow Gold Line 2 includes an exclusive Médiator necklace — a guitar-pick-shaped pendant engraved with the crossed initials of S.T. Dupont and Fender. A wearable expression of the collaboration, it completes the set.

The Perfect Ping

The collection preserves the Line 2's defining hallmark: the crystalline "perfect ping." That unmistakable sound — produced when the cap opens — has defined the Line 2 since its introduction and remains the acoustic signature of S.T. Dupont craftsmanship.

Now available at The Tobacconist of Greenwich.