Developed in cooperation with Pan Am, the Rolex GMT-Master was designed as an aviator watch. The Pan-Am company was looking for a watch that was able to display multiple timezones at the same time, as they started to operate transatlantic flights. So Pan Am asked Rolex in the 1950s to develop a watch which could tell different times simultaneously. The GMT-Master features a bi-directional two-tone bezel for easy indication of day vs night when used across different time zones. The original red and blue bezel (also known as the ‘Pepsi’ bezel) marks the GMT as one of the most distinctive travel and sports watches around. 

What is the charm of replica Rolex GMT-Master? Of course, the GMT’s big charms are in its roots as a tool watch. It is the most recognizable traveler’s watch in the world. GMT-Master II was launched in 1983 as an improvement in the GMT-Master. Although the Rolex GMT Master II was visually similar to the original GMT Master, it had an additional movement that was capable of adjusting a quickset hour hand that could be set to local time while not disrupting any of the other times displayed.  Its combination of peerless functionality and rugged good looks has attracted a wider travelling public. The most iconic Rolex GMT-Master II is the one that uses a blue and red bezel, also known as the “Pepsi Dial”. Many business people who travelled to different time zones started wearing the Rolex GMT-Master, because they can easily read home time and local time at the same time. 

When you are traveling abroad, you can get your hands on your convenient Rolex GMT-Master replica to look to keep track of your local time. Especially, reading home time and local time at the same time has a positive effect on fighting jet lags.