It is presumably a Photoshop edit, with which deliberate deviations from the original (e.g. three instead of one platinum ring, missing nib engraving) were generated to circumvent trademark-law problems. Without express permission of the manufacturer, protected brand articles may not be used in foreign advertising, since this is regarded as reputation exploitation; corresponding rulings, e.g. on Rolls-Royce, exist. As long as no identical trademarks like star or inscription are used and only an allusion to the design takes place, advertisers mostly move within the legally permissible area. The comparable applies also to advertising-gift ballpoints, which often take visual loans from the Meisterstück.