The S.T. Dupont Ligne 2 Perfect Ping Cuba celebrates the color, architecture, and automotive history of Havana through the Maison’s printed lacquer technique. Vibrant scenes depict Old Havana, classic 1950s cars along the waterfront, and a Maserati positioned before El Capitolio—a reference to the Cuban Grand Prix of the 1950s. Palm trees and colonial architecture complete the colorful panoramic design.
Created as a U.S. exclusive for 2026, the lighter features the Cuban flag prominently on the reverse and brings the imagery of the island to S.T. Dupont’s iconic Ligne 2. The lighter is completed by the signature Perfect Ping opening sound and double yellow flame.
Details:
2026 Cuba edition
Printed lacquer artwork depicting Havana and classic automobiles
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Ligne 2 Perfect Ping Lighters
The S.T. Dupont Ligne 2 Ping was designed to highlight the Maison’s signature opening sound. Built to deliver a loud, crisp “ping” with every use, it retains the balanced proportions and refined construction of the classic Ligne 2 while offering a more consistent acoustic experience.
Lighter Shipping Policy
Orders are typically processed within 1–2 business days and shipped within the United States using USPS or UPS. Due to international shipping regulations, we do not ship lighters outside the U.S., and orders over $100 require a signature upon delivery. Read our full Shipping Policy for shipping options, restrictions, and delivery information.
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