Few bezels in watchmaking earn a nickname before a formal name, and the red and blue “Pepsi” is the most famous of them all, a legend Tudor brings home with its own in-house twist. Born from the golden age of jet travel, that color combo carries the same cool as Sinatra stepping off a Pan Am flight. Collectors who want the legend without following the crowd land right here.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Framed by a bidirectional bezel in matte burgundy and blue anodised aluminium, the 48-notch ring splits day and night like a sunset over the Atlantic. Set against that color is a domed matte black dial where Snowflake hands and cream-toned luminous markers glow like runway lights after dark. Carved from stainless steel, the 41mm case flows between satin brushing and mirror polish, finished with a riveted bracelet that channels the 1950s originals.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, instantaneous date, and a 24-hour GMT hand. Everything is controlled by the large screw-down crown at 3 o’clock, stamped with the Tudor rose. Unscrew it and wind about 30 turns to wake the movement after sitting. Pull the crown out fully to set the minutes and the red 24-hour hand to your home time. Push it back one notch and the local hour hand jumps in clean one-hour steps, carrying the date with it, so set the date to yesterday first and then jump forward until today’s date and the correct time appear. Inside beats the manufacture calibre MT5652, a COSC certified chronometer with a 70-hour power reserve, protected by 200 meters of water resistance.

Comes as a complete set, boxed with warranty card, user manual, movement booklet, and polishing cloth.

Some watches you buy with your head. A Pepsi you buy with your heart, the same way you replay your favorite Bond film even though you know the ending. Wrists that travel, or simply dream of it, will feel right at home when this one lands on theirs.