I had this baby for a very short while (1~2 weeks?) before I lost it!     

Now I'm looking for another mech pencil to replace my beloved..Internut recommends the graphgear 1k, which is basically the higher kelas version of the pencil I lost. It gets mostly good reviews, except for one thing I don't like, retractable sleeve ( i THINK retractable will make the pencil wobbly after much usage, but no complaints from actual owners so far). I prefer to avoid the issue  altogether and get a fixed sleeve anyhow. Any recommendations?
This blog provides some good reviews on some pencils around, but sadly I don't see any of those at my local book store. Most of them suffer from wobbliness anyway which is a major nono for me. My criteria on a good mech pencil are:

1. Absolutely no wobbling
2. Non-retractable
3. Non-rubber grip
4. Metal body
5. Minimalistic, no unnessesary hanky panky ( eg. marble body / gold plating / engraved picasso's signature etc)

So anyway I'm still looking for the best bang for under rm50 WHICH is available to buy in Malaysia ( not limited edition/ vintage/ ultra rare) Post your awesome pencils here!

Looks funky    Did you experience any wobbling at all whatsoever? (sorry I'm abit particular on this aspect)

totally agreed on Faber Castell RX... but i broke the ball bearing several times, causing the ink to leak. so the lesson here is, don't drop it
p.s : the pen is cheap anyway, just buy a new one 

Wah, super slim!

However, I do find that too slim is not nice for me to hold.

What clutch pencils you have? I thought they are uncommon these days. But then again I never did really look for it. Got no drawing skills

Interesting to know~ I like chunky, solid pencils 
Good taste you have there sir 
I kinda switch back and forth between the two,
0.5 mm when I want to 'borrow' pencil lead from a friend,
0.7 mm when I don't intend to 'lend' pencil leads to anyone lol.
That being said, I noticed that 0.3 mm pencils are usually significantly more expensive, I wonder if they use a different, more complicated mechanism