Nikon FM2/T Limited Edition Analogue camera

Ten years after the FM2 was introduced (1982), in 1993, Nikon produced a special limited-edition model, the FM2T (Titanium). The number of units is unknown: some say 500, others 2,000; in any case, it was a small number. The new version featured a titanium back, top cover, and bottom plate, making it much stronger and lighter than the aluminum alloy used in the standard version. It comes with an elegant case made of wood and plastic, bearing the inscription “Nikin Fm2 Titan limited edition.” The package includes the instruction booklet and a certificate of authenticity bearing the serial number—in this particular case, 113—which also appears on a plate on the back. It is a camera intended for use and has considerable collector’s value.
The dimensions are approximately 7 x 5 x 3, and it weighs about 500 grams. Its matte silver color is due to the titanium finish.
Its high value is borne out by auction results, with winning bids ranging from 900 to 1,000 euros.
The camera in question is like new and has never been used, except to check that it works. All accessories are included—the box, case, etc.—as shown in the photos.