Rolex GMT-Master PEPSI

Rolex GMT-Master "PEPSI" 16750 from 1984
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Model: 16750
Year: 1984
Case Diameter: 40mm
Serial N: 817xxxx
Dial: Original Tritium Matte Black Dial
Bezel: Aluminum
Movement: 3075 cal. Automatic
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Bracelet/Strap: 78360 Stainless Steel bracelet (558)
Crystal Material: Plexiglass
Water Resistance: 100 m
Clasp/ Buckle: Folding Clasp
Original Warranty: No
Original Box: No
Condition: perfect working condition, polished

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The Rolex GMT-Master 16750 is a vintage watch that was produced from the late 1970s to the late 1980s. The dual-color blue and red bezel quickly earned the nickname “Rolex Pepsi” and propelled its popularity among watch enthusiasts.


It is a successor to the GMT-Master model, which was introduced in 1954 and was designed for pilots to track multiple time zones. The GMT-Master 16750 is similar to the original GMT-Master, but it has a number of updates and upgrades that set it apart.

One of the main differences between the GMT-Master 16750 and the original GMT-Master is the movement. The 16750 has a caliber 3075 movement, which was a significant improvement over the caliber 1575 movement used in the earlier model. The 3075 movement has a quickset date function and a hacking seconds feature, which allows the watch to be set to the exact second.

Other notable features of the GMT-Master 16750 include an acrylic crystal, and a bezel that is available in several colors, including black, red and blue. The 16750 also has a case that is slightly larger than the original GMT-Master, measuring 40mm in diameter.