Max Knives MKTIMONV — Purple anodised titanium money clip, 15 g

Overview

Here is the version that gets noticed. The MKTIMONV wears a purple anodising that never settles into one flat tone: mauve runs through several intensities across the faces, then turns bluish towards the base of the piece. The rest belongs to the series: titanium cut as a wedge, narrow, two grooves machined along its length, a logo engraved in the clear, and 15 g all in. It rides loose in the front pocket, taking up the space of a key rather than that of a wallet.

How a money clip is used

The gesture comes in three steps: fold the notes in two, slide them under the clip, and let the titanium hold them together. Taking a note back happens one-handed, with no flap to open and no compartment to search. The narrow profile changes what the pocket feels like: the fold stays flat against the thigh, without the ridge a wallet draws through a slim pair of trousers. That is the appeal for anyone who carries only what is needed and wants to find it straight away.

Technical specifications

Titanium money clip, purple anodised. Mauve shades across the faces, bluish highlights in the lower part. Weight 15 g. Wedge shape with a narrow profile, two grooves machined into the face, logo engraved in the clear. Made for front-pocket or inside-pocket carry. This reference completes the set of three finishes of the same clip, together with the blue anodised version and the uncoloured natural titanium version.

Care

A few seconds are enough: warm water, mild soap, a rinse, then a thorough dry with a microfibre cloth following the length of the piece. Titanium resists corrosion and takes daily contact with skin in its stride. Since the colour comes from an oxide layer of very slight thickness, keep the clip away from scouring powders, metal polishes and harsh solvents. Stored on its own in a pocket, it keeps the shades it arrived with.