![1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch](https://www.retrotogo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/pan1.jpg)
I love the understated style of this newly-launched, 1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch.
![1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch](https://www.retrotogo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/pan2.jpg)
And, of course, I love the fact that it features Pan Am. Because nothing screams ‘hip jet-setter’ like the old-school Pan Am logo. There’s something so emotive about it. Sticking on a classic Timex? Even better.
![1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch](https://www.retrotogo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/pan3.jpg)
It’s a lovely watch that could pass for an original. You really could imagine this at the airport store in 1966. The period authenticity is the big selling point here.
![1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch](https://www.retrotogo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/pan4.jpg)
The classic Waterbury with its 42mm stainless-steel case construction has been subtly reworked in conjunction with Pan Am, with detailing including bold Arabic indices on its uncomplicated navy-blue dial, a date function, a brown leather strap, and, as you might have noticed, the Pan Am logo on the front, along with less obvious Pan Am branding to the rear and on the strap.
![1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch](https://www.retrotogo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/pan5.jpg)
Oh yes, there’s the packaging too, which is a Pan Am collector’s dream. Not forgetting, there is a chronograph version, too, which adds those extra dials to the face.
![1960s-style Timex X Pan Am Waterbury watch](https://www.retrotogo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/pan6.jpg)
The chronograph comes in a little more expensive at £220, with the standard version also available from Timex for £180.