S.T. Dupont gatsby lighter with gold finish, seen from the front.

How to Identify Your S.T. Dupont Lighter - Gatsby

Identifying the S.T. Dupont Gatsby Lighter

The S.T. Dupont Gatsby lighter is a refined and compact alternative to the iconic Ligne 2, maintaining the same clean rectangular silhouette while offering a slightly smaller profile. Often mistaken for its larger counterpart at first glance, the Gatsby distinguishes itself through unique design elements that collectors and owners can use for quick identification.

Key Identifying Features

-Shape: Rectangular profile, closely resembling the Ligne 2.

-Size: Approx. 55.5 × 37.5 × 11 mm.

-Flame: Single or double soft flame, depending on the model.

S.T. Dupont gatsby lighter with lid opened showing single flame mechanism

-Ignition: Flint roller mechanism for a smooth, tactile light.

-Bottom: Covered refill port and flame adjustment knob.

S.T. Dupont gatsby lighter showing the flame adjustment and refill valves on the bottom.

Key Identifier: The most distinct feature is the double Godron pattern on the flint housing, a vertical ribbed design paired with a smooth panel, setting it apart from other models in the S.T. Dupont lineup.

S.T. Dupont gatsby lighter with identifying double godron pattern highlighted.

How to Tell It Apart from a Ligne 2

While both the Gatsby and Ligne 2 share a similar aesthetic, the Gatsby’s slightly reduced size and distinctive double Godron surrounding the flint roller make it easy to differentiate once you know what to look for. If you’re comparing side by side, the Gatsby will feel more compact in the hand and display the signature Godron detail highlighted in the image above.

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