Looks like the A206 that served us faithfully for many years.

yes, that would be me.....

The MT A206 would give warm rinses on the hot and warm settings, all cold on cold of course.

Unless you don't run large loads or have large items like king size sheets and/or bedspreads, it's a good idea to keep waiting for an 806.   The next generation of machines with the brown consoles had the same mechanics as the center dial machines.  The model numbers for those styles that are equivalent to the 806 are 810 and 712.  I have a 712 and love it, but keep in mind that these later styles don't offer a lit control panel like the 806s have.

If you only have pictures but no model number, an 806 will have a smooth, reflective opaque glass panel as opposed to the solid textured panels of the lesser models.   Another way to identify an 806 is by the number of buttons.  From left to right there will be:  four wash/spin speed selector buttons, five wash/rinse temperature buttons, and four water level/load size buttons.

Here's a picture of an 806 panel from an old thread:

Here's a picture of my 712's console.  The 810 models have almond colored buttons and almond trim around the timer dial instead of bronze.