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Filco Majestouch keyboard. I've been programming on mine for over 5 years.
It probably won't outlast my IBM Model M, but it does feel lighter on the fingers.
It might actually outlast your Model M. The membranes on the Model M seems to be the thing that has died for me (after like 20+ years mind you). I frequently still use my Leopold from 2009 and its rock solid.
Is that an IBM Model M, or a Lexmark Model M? Earlier Model Ms were entirely mechanical, later ones made by Lexmark used the buckling-spring-over-membrane design.
And in the case of a membrane Model M, I wonder if you can get a replacement from...whatever that company is that bought the molds and still makes them to this day.
Unicomp is the company you are thinking of I believe and I am pretty sure they will.
Yep that's them! Couldn't think of the name.