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Pure curiosity - which Busse model has stayed on the Busse website for the single longest continuous period, and how long was that for?
I initially began wondering how long on average a specific model stays for sale on the Busse website. I then realised that there probably was no consistent time period and that probably the time varied widely depending on the popularity of the model. So my next thought was what was the longest period any specific model had stayed on the Busse website over the years and what model was that. I know some models have made a reoccurrence on the website (eg. Anniversary models appearing at different times but not in a continuous run so doesnt count as a single production run), some models have had variations (eg. the TG and the TGLB but I count these as two separate models), what I was curious about was the time period for a specific model in one continuous production period. I realise that this could be a hard question to answer and probably relies on someone who has followed Busse knives for a long period but I am curious.
I initially began wondering how long on average a specific model stays for sale on the Busse website. I then realised that there probably was no consistent time period and that probably the time varied widely depending on the popularity of the model. So my next thought was what was the longest period any specific model had stayed on the Busse website over the years and what model was that. I know some models have made a reoccurrence on the website (eg. Anniversary models appearing at different times but not in a continuous run so doesnt count as a single production run), some models have had variations (eg. the TG and the TGLB but I count these as two separate models), what I was curious about was the time period for a specific model in one continuous production period. I realise that this could be a hard question to answer and probably relies on someone who has followed Busse knives for a long period but I am curious.
