Unbranded GMT-Style Wristwatch with 'Pepsi' Bezel
Watches/Horology

Unbranded GMT-Style Wristwatch with 'Pepsi' Bezel

This item is a stainless steel-toned wristwatch styled after a classic GMT aviator's watch. It features a prominent rotating 24-hour bezel with a two-tone red and blue color scheme, commonly referred to in horology as a 'Pepsi' bezel. The dial is dark, possibly black or deep navy, featuring round and rectangular geometric indices that appear to have a luminescent coating. The hands include a Mercedes-style hour hand and what appears to be a fourth GMT hand for tracking a second time zone. The watch is mounted on a multi-link 'jubilee' style metal bracelet with a folding clasp. The construction quality appears to be consumer-grade rather than luxury; the lack of visible branding on the dial suggests it may be a generic homage watch or a sterile-dial replica. The metal shows minor surface scuffing and fingerprints, but no major structural damage is visible. Notably, the finishing on the bezel and the alignment of the indices suggest a contemporary, late 20th to early 21st-century production. The overall condition is used but functional, with a typical patina for a moderately worn accessory.

Estimated Value

$40 - $85

Basic Information

Category

Watches/Horology

Appraised On

January 19, 2026

Estimated Value

$40 - $85

Item Description

This item is a stainless steel-toned wristwatch styled after a classic GMT aviator's watch. It features a prominent rotating 24-hour bezel with a two-tone red and blue color scheme, commonly referred to in horology as a 'Pepsi' bezel. The dial is dark, possibly black or deep navy, featuring round and rectangular geometric indices that appear to have a luminescent coating. The hands include a Mercedes-style hour hand and what appears to be a fourth GMT hand for tracking a second time zone. The watch is mounted on a multi-link 'jubilee' style metal bracelet with a folding clasp. The construction quality appears to be consumer-grade rather than luxury; the lack of visible branding on the dial suggests it may be a generic homage watch or a sterile-dial replica. The metal shows minor surface scuffing and fingerprints, but no major structural damage is visible. Notably, the finishing on the bezel and the alignment of the indices suggest a contemporary, late 20th to early 21st-century production. The overall condition is used but functional, with a typical patina for a moderately worn accessory.

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