Refurbished IBM Model M ?

[fraglord]

Hello guys,
last year I got two Model M from a local computer retailer. They came in neutral box with inlay perfectly made for the keyboard to fit. The Keyboard also in a plastic bag. The seller claimed they were refurbished Model M's and he said it was common those keyboard refurbished by companies approved by IBM. I was wondering about the neutral label on the bottom and the layout of the LED's area plus the cord (PS/2, straight wire without bend relief).
As it was a good price and without any doubt it was buckling spring, I not bothered and got them.
Now i decided to take the one I am currently using apart and I am wondering about the controller plus the wiring - a very uncommon look.
Anybody else here came across such a kind of Model M and can state some details?

[E TwentyNine]

Looks like your standard later model Lexmark built hardwired M.

No idea why the label was changed, perhaps original was lost.

[orihalcon]

Agreed, that is a very standard model M built by Lexmark.  I have a few.  Just as reliable as the others in my experience. 

[False_Dmitry_II]

I was gonna say that it doesn't look like any of the ones I've taken apart, but that's because I've not actually seen inside a Lexmark. Just a 42H Greenock, as far as later made ones go.