Le Petit Havana Streets Almendron Cigar Cutter By Les Fines Lames

How could one dedicate a series to the streets of Havana without paying tribute to the Almendrón? These pre1959 cars, which are abundant in Havana, are definitely part of the city's unique atmosphere! The cigar cutter features a sharp blade made of 14C28N stainless steel. The ...How could one dedicate a series to the streets of Havana without paying tribute to the Almendrón? These pre1959 cars, which are abundant in Havana, are definitely part of the city's unique atmosphere! The cigar cutter features a sharp blade made of 14C28N stainless steel. The handles are designed in camouflage.

Cutting a cigar with the cigar cutter: To cut the cigar, the blade must first be opened using the metal tongue. Then, the cigar is inserted through the opening in the center of the cigar cutter. It is important to always place the cigar on the side where the logo is visible – on this side, the blade is flat.

Finally, the blade needs to be retracted, and the cigar will be neatly cut. About the cigar cutter: The cigar cutter has a blade that is 65 mm long and 2 mm wide. When closed, the cigar cutter measures 115 mm in length, and when opened, it is 157 mm long.

The opening for the cigar has a diameter of 23 mm. It is handcrafted in France.