Which image is the correct image of the knife? The front page displays a more 'modern' knife. While clicking the product shows the traditional style?
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The knife I purchased was identical to the traditional style. The blade rusts very easily and requires maintenance.
1707655
I'm using Amazon app on my phone, I dint have the same view you have. My knife came dark hickory handle and the blade has grooves in it. When it came the blade was shinier and almost silver, after wash and oil with veg oil it looks more like traditional carbon steel. This is the knife my grandma had.
2012067
This knife model is not new at all. It's actually one of the oldest ones we make. and Yes, all of our kitchen knives are available in both a Classic black and pearl white. I can order one for you if you'd like, but the pricing is not the same as posted here on amazon. just contact me at hokuwong@gmail.com
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Dear hitsuji,Thank you for your interested in our items .Would you please check the images of the item for reference ?The item is the same as the photos .Thank you .
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The one I received has the newer rough finish. It is a well made knife and case I carry it every day.
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Yes it is it's one of my favorite knives because of where it's made and the quality of workmanship they used. hope this helps you decide.
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It's being sold by a marketplace dealer, but the stock is being stored and shipped by Amazon. I've bought plenty of high-end knives through Amazon, and never had a problem. The specs are all correct, the model numbers are right, and the price is about where you'd expect; I purchased mine through Amazon.ca, but I'd have no concerns about buying it here. In the slight chance there is a problem, you can always send it back for a full refund.
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The one I got and reviewed was the plain edge, but the link attached to the question is the serrated.
1019199
Doesn't seem to be much difference in any of those respects. They are all great knives. For the price they are actually exceptional. I had purchased three to see in person, keep the one i liked best and gift the other two. I ended up choose the color I liked bestt..... That's what it came down to, because they were all great knives.
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The picture is serrated, but the blade comes as stated...plain. a nice knife for the money, but if you don't have one already, get a spyderco paramilitary 2. A beautiful blade! Hard to get on amazon, so try knife center, or midway knife. beware of fakes on ebay. good luck.
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I have submitted a new more accurate picture that shows the plain edge knife that this listing is for.
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why is this a question on every knife i look at on amazon? it clearly states the answer in the description. is it too much to simply google the manufacturer's website and find out for yourself if you already cant read the amazon description? do you even know what full tang means?
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Hi K.Bola,Sorry it took so long to reply to this, we didn't realize this section existed on the product page!Please feel to reach out to us as per Debski's comment above. Our website has a Contact Us form and we'll be happy to replace it for you, just give us your Amazon.com order # and we can process it.Thanks!Shenzhen Knives
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There is what looks like a serial number printed, not etched, on the blade. I did purchase multiple knives through different orders, and the number remains the same. Therefore, what it intended to look like a serial number is not actually a serial number. In spite of this, I'm quite pleased with the knife.
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Renaissance has a traditional hard handle. That is the one I have and I like it. The Genesis I believe has a soft rubberized feel to it. So it might have a better grip although the grip on the Renaissance feels just fine. It looks more contemporary and doesn't have a riveted handle. Just a smooth surface. I don't care for the look or feel of the Genesis. I once purchased knives with that kind of rubberized feeling and didn't like it. It felt cheap and seemed like it could wear out. Both knives have the same German steel blades so only the handles are different.
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Under the "2" stars review, see what I wrote about the sheath. Looks to be the same knife. Purchased my a few years ago. Could be the wrong pic, I see they make a "black" version now. "Noir" could be the "Wilderness" or since they now have a "Noir" they could have labeled the stainless one the "Wilderness" if not purchased through the Hedgehog website. Again, looks to be the same knife from the pic I see. I do not remember if mine had the 7500 designation or not. If so it could be a different knife. Hope that helps.
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Same thing happened to me. I called Victorinox and they unconvincingly told me it is the same knife just with a different SKU#. I am a little upset because I bought the 47520 because it had German Forschner blade and here it shows up with a Swiss blade and no Forschner logo. Not sure how I am going to proceed. Have you used yours yet? What do you think?Victorinox 47520 Fibrox 8-Inch Chef's Knife
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I'm fairly certain that this is the newer version of the Manix 2. The older/original version was the model with the translucent blue handle. Regarding your reference to the "torx pivot", I'm not enough of a hardcore knife expert to give you a definitive answer to that. My guess would be that it is the new version of that, since that would seem to go along with the logic of making of a newer version of the knife. Again, that's just my assumption. I can say, however, without hesitation, this is an awesome knife. The lightness and feel is excellent. I'm certain you will not be disappointed in the slightest. I hope this has been helpful to you. I'm fairly certain that this is the newer version of the Manix 2. The older/original version was the model with the translucent blue handle. Regarding your reference to the "torx pivot", I'm not enough of a hardcore knife expert to give you a definitive answer to that. My guess would be that it is the new version of that, since that would seem to go along with the logic of making of a newer version of the knife. Again, that's just my assumption. I can say, however, without hesitation, this is an awesome knife. The lightness and feel is excellent. I'm certain you will not be... » Read More I'm fairly certain that this is the newer version of the Manix 2. The older/original version was the model with the translucent blue handle. Regarding your reference to the "torx pivot", I'm not enough of a hardcore knife expert to give you a definitive answer to that. My guess would be that it is the new version of that, since that would seem to go along with the logic of making of a newer version of the knife. Again, that's just my assumption. I can say, however, without hesitation, this is an awesome knife. The lightness and feel is excellent. I'm certain you will not be disappointed in the slightest. I hope this has been helpful to you. « Show Less