Leica M10 Monochrom

The M10 Monochrom was announced on January 17, 2020. This camera features a new 41-megapixel monochrome sensor (7864 x 5200 pixels) and retains the quieter shutter of the M10-P³²³.
It has a black chrome finish with no red dot, displaying only the large screw from the M10-P. The top plate has no logo; instead, "Monochrom" is discreetly engraved in small letters on the front. The back of the camera states "LEICA CAMERA WETZLAR - MADE IN GERMANY," but, similar to the engraving on the top plate, this text is not highlighted in color³²³.
The shutter speed dial features numbers in white, as usual, but the "A" setting is grey instead of red. This color change also applies to the "M" setting on the ISO dial and the red on/off dot. The rear plate is identical to that of a standard M10, with LV, PLAY, and MENU buttons on the left side, and a four-way rocker switch with a central button on the right. Additionally, the thumb wheel and its bump are the same as on the M10³²³.

Model	Name	References	Year	Notes
M10 Monochrom	Leitz Wetzlar	357	2020	this special edition was released to mark the 150th anniversary of Ernst Leitz Wetzlar. It was characterised by the traditional "Leitz Wetzlar" engraving on the top plate. There was also a matching Summilux-M 35 f/1.4 ASPH. with lettering in grey and white.
M10 Monochrom	Fragment Edition	357	2022	this special edition was created in collaboration with the Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara and his company Fragment Design. The camera, with its black chrome finish, had the words "FRAGMENT <BW" and "TOKYO<JAPAN" as well as the Fragment Design logo engraved in white on the top plate. This logo was also embossed on the black smooth leather cover on the front right. The red Leica dot was omitted.