The Graffiti is really unique and beautiful:
And it's not only great to the eyes but to the touch: it has a rubbery clear coating that feels nice. This surface finish seems perfect for snap start, but the top has a bearing tip.
On the other hand, trapezes landed on the body lose some noticeable speed and when it falls on the side on the floor it tends to shoot out.
The body of the top is the same as that of a Jupiter, and the inscribed tip is that of the metal line. The "certificate of authenticity" says that only 8,000 units will be produced (mine is in the low 2000s). A terrific collector's top (each pattern is unique).
The N8 top has the design of a pool ball number 8 and it's an homage of one of the wooden tops with the same design that the company made in the beginning.
It also has the rubbery coating but the body is that of a Saturn. It also came with a certificate that says it's one of 8000 that will be produced. But also says that the rest of the pool ball numbers will be produced eventually, with only 3000 white cue balls (I guess sales will have to increase significantly before those are produced).
I imagine most people must have thought that it was a present I have bought for a kid 
