Mary Escobar
No, but it still looks cool! I did have one of the original 'Pepsi' GMT's back in the day. It had an acrylic crystal and I got it used for $600, and the steel GMT band was a whopping $250. Imagine what the cost would be today. But this watch looks like it's been around the block, well worn, and still keeps great time while still being brand new. A cool idea! You can always put a different strap on it. The 24 hour GMT hand looks great, and the date can be read easily.

Drew Rangel
I am big on quartz watches because of their accuracy and durability over mechanical movements. I had always said if someone made a Rolex GMT homage I would buy it and I did. Watch looks better in person than on the page. Solid construction. The Ronda movement should be very durable and is easily replaced if damaged. There are a few quirks. The square hour markers look like they came from the Tudor Snowflake Submariner. The markings look aged, and are very much the same color as my 30 year old Tudor. They are not tan as someone noted but more of a pale orange. The crown guards are milled flat on top but are curved on the underside and the crown seems small. The crystal is curved and is not very high. There is no "Cyclops" magnifier and I am not sure if I can add an aftermarket because of the curved crystal. I would rather have had the magnifier or that they blocked off the date. A date function on an analog 24 hour watch never seemed to make sense ( which date are you measuring?) The dimensions are very close to a Rolex 1675 and the watch is only 1mm thicker than the original. I know a lot of Rolex owners are replacing the metal bracelet with leather, but it still did not look right so I added a moderately priced jubilee band. Fit fine. So far very accurate to w/in < 1 sec per day. Other than the quartz movement this is probably about as close the Davosa can come without getting their hands slapped.

Neil Hill
Build quality was excellent, pepsi bezel good color, lite weight, with a very readable face, easy to set GMT hand, leather band soft and flexible. It runs but loses time so that it lost 2 hours in 60 minutes. I liked the looks enough that I am returning and trying another. Amazon backed the watch with no hassle no cost return

Natalie Kelly
This is an accurate quartz watch. It is casual with a very casual handcrafted brown leather band. The band is not exactly bulky but it is thick and simple and natural looking, not highly treated. It looks like it was made from a new horse halter, and that is meant as a compliment, because the simplicity of the band complements the basic, sportiness of the watch. The red and blue bezel is distinctive and attractive. It would look good with a blue band as well. Keeps very accurate time. The bezel is clockwise rotational and numbered for military time and the red third hand moves at half the speed of the two 12-hour hands, I think. I don't use the red hand as I rarely ever need to keep track of time in some other time zone. It's my second Davosa. Very pleased with the material quality and the craftsmanship.Updated review: Reducing rating from 5 to 4 because of the slop in adjusting the red military hour hand or alternate time zone hand. As I said above, I would ever rarely have use to for this hand but I'm annoyed that the slop makes adjusting the hand difficult to set accurately. Davosa is supposed to be a well made watch so this is a slight disappointment. The regular hour and minute hands are very accurate, though.

Caleb Gould
This is a great looking watch. It has a vintage appearance and the red/blue bezel is eye catching. It is a quartz and the crystal is not sapphire but it is Swiss made by a brand with some longevity. It’s a great value at $299

Dustin Shaw
Needed a GMT watch on short notice. Traveling overseas for work. Had the GMT from Parnis Watch first. They use respectable Miyota movements in most of their pieces. Unfortunately the GMT complication isn’t cheap for any decent mechanical movement maker. So Parnis uses a crappy Chinese GMT movement and it shows. I have my eye on the Tudor Black Bay GMT but they are so far backordered I wouldn’t get it until after the work trip. So it’s got to be a Ronda 515.24H quartz GMT movement for now. I was between this Davosa and the Victorinox Infantry GMT on mesh bracelet for the same price. I probably should have got the Victorinox to be honest. This Davosa feels great for the price point and it looks pretty good until you get to the details. The bezel and the seconds hand are both between markings when they stop. I can fix the seconds hand issue but I shouldn’t have to.The dial and hands are lumed but don’t expect anything useful from that fact. You have to deliberately charge it with a light source and then stand in a closet to tell. I’m used to my Seikos that charge off whatever incidental light you walk past and they glow all night.

Joshua Ramsey
Nice retro look that pays homage to Rolex GMT, but has convenience of Swiss quartz. Quality components. I like seeing the time in Beijing at a glance.

Tina Warren
The first sign that I might not like this watch was the fact that I didn't put it on right away. If I like a watch it goes on right out of the box. I bought it because it reminded me of my "Pepsi" Rolex Submariner from years ago. I'm not sure about the tan hour markers. I definitely don't like the brown leather band. It's not much darker than my summer tan. I will probably replace the leather band with a stainless steel one if I keep it. I've had the watch on for a few minutes now and I like it much better. It's comfortable, has a good case size for my wrist, and looks good overall. BTW, 10 ATM is not a diving watch. Good for the shower, maybe....I realize this is a packing comment, but one of the sides of the watch holder had come off at some point. Did not make a good first impression.