I was at Schon when a big batch of those styles were just finished. There were many variations, that's one of the nicer ones. They were just getting ready to ship out to a few of their key suppliers. There were still some, maybe 20-30, I don't remember, in racks awaiting the final finishing.
It was funny as I stopped in for something else and while talking to them asked when they were going to make some more no wraps, and he says like these over here. It's a fun place to stop in and see so many different cue versions, and in the case of your cue shown, new versions of cues that I had yet to see for sale. I really like that variation and sadly didn't buy one. There were some other variations I wasn't really crazy about.
It's a interesting place where you can just walk into the shop, or should I say factory. It's actually pretty big but only a few employees. When you walk in you are sort of in this pre room with a lot of finished cues and shafts waiting for shipments, but then when you go through the door to the shop there is a huge rack with semifinished cues.
One thing I have learned from my many stops there, if it's there break time, and they are shooting pool on the old Goldcrown table they have, don't interrupt and just watch, they will take care of you when they are done. They are a great group of guys, that love to play pool also.