Bronica GS-1 question

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The GS-1 had an older and newer version: One had a silver shutter release, while the other had a black shutter release.
Which color release is the newer version? Thank you for your reply.
 
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Thanks for the answer and links. I'm guessing many may not have known of this difference and this thread may help them if an GS-1 purchase is in their future. This camera is next on my list.
 

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I didn't realize/payed attention to the difference either. At least within the GS-1 model. I've noticed it with the ETRS/ETRSi and SQ-A/SQ-Ai
 

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The latest versions had a black button. It's easy, look at the serial numbers. If you look al all the bodies offered on Ebay you can see the serial numbers and get a sense of the range. When Bronica upgraded their SQ-A to the SQ-Ai the buttons on all models changed to black. That was about 1990. The GS-1 is a fantastic body, they hold up very well regardless of which one you buy.
 
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