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With this meaningless sales ploy to rid themselves of the final batch of Monochrom's, the M10M must be just around the corner! 

 

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2 hours ago, Jeff S said:

Only meaningless if nobody buys it. Otherwise, added profits, which among other things, helps fund production of that M10M.  

Jeff

i'm greatly worried for them.

Not.

The sillier the versions get, the closer the next iteration. Should be exciting.

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Silly? As compared to, say, the "Andy Summers Signature" edition? ;)

I'm not currently in the market for a Monochrom, but given that I have five M lenses, and three of them are "Leitz" (Canada), and none of them are "Leica," and the price is $400 less than list for the vanilla edition..... this actually seems sensible by Leica Special Edition standards.

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18 minutes ago, adan said:

Silly? As compared to, say, the "Andy Summers Signature" edition? ;)

I'm not currently in the market for a Monochrom, but given that I have five M lenses, and three of them are "Leitz" (Canada), and none of them are "Leica," and the price is $400 less than list for the vanilla edition..... this actually seems sensible by Leica Special Edition standards.

who'd of thunk you're a fashion hound!

Only 5? I'm aghast.

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Yeah, well - four of them cost $1000 each or less, and I figure the mid-1980s 135 TE ($450) and 75 Summilux ($3250) average out to $1850 apiece for two competent and desirable Leitz teles. ;) Less than some Summarits.

Fashion hound, naw. Cheap SOB, yes.

But I do agree Leica is pushing 246s out the door for some reason (there were also the "Drifter" and "Stealth" kits).

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I think that, for an M246, this looks extremely nice. Leica are masters at keeping an ageing design going. Their runout models are always the ones that you would like them to have when the design is new. 

Has a Leica product had the word "Leitz" inscribed on it in the last thirty years, is this a first?

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