Tudor Black Bay GMT Pepsi

The model was first introduced in 2017 and immediately became sought-after and desired not only by fans of the brand, but by watch collectors in general. One of the possible reasons is perhaps due to the fact that the model represents Tudor's answer to the super popular and sought-after watch of its 'big brother' Rolex – the Pepsi. This accounts for the two-tone bezel in the same blue-red combination, the GMT function, and the similar case size. The model's sporty spirit complements the heritage it carries (it is perhaps no coincidence that Tudor calls the series Heritage) – from the ribbed and oversized crown, through the design of the dial and the two-tone bidirectional bezel, to the comfortable three-link Oyster-type bracelet – all of this simply screams that this is no ordinary watch, and its kinship with the 'big brother' Rolex GMT is evident in many of these elements. At its heart beats the brand's in-house movement, MT 5652, with a 70-hour power reserve and operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour – well-proven and affordable to maintain.