I know that the specs of an old style M600 (whilst it is similar size with M400) consist of the double trim at the capband as well as a single trim at the turning knob. What makes me curious is that certain M600 model (that I saw in ebay) do have another trim near the feed section whilst the other doesnt have.
So, does a correct M600 old style actually includes the single trim near the nib section or not? I do not think there was a replacement of the turning knob as the pen looks genuine with its single trim. (Cant find the photos which I saw last time but will search for one.)
Appreciate if anyone can help. Thanks.
Full Version: Features of M600 Old Style
QUOTE (daenghafez @ Aug 13 2008, 11:13 AM) 
I know that the specs of an old style M600 (whilst it is similar size with M400) consist of the double trim at the capband as well as a single trim at the turning knob. What makes me curious is that certain M600 model (that I saw in ebay) do have another trim near the feed section whilst the other doesnt have.
So, does a correct M600 old style actually includes the single trim near the nib section or not? I do not think there was a replacement of the turning knob as the pen looks genuine with its single trim. (Cant find the photos which I saw last time but will search for one.)
Appreciate if anyone can help. Thanks.
So, does a correct M600 old style actually includes the single trim near the nib section or not? I do not think there was a replacement of the turning knob as the pen looks genuine with its single trim. (Cant find the photos which I saw last time but will search for one.)
Appreciate if anyone can help. Thanks.
Yes...the old style M600 does have gold trim on the nib section.
The M400 did not.
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