Christopher Ward x Pan Am C60 Clipper GMT | Vintage Aviation Meets Modern Watchmaking

Buy me a coffee/drink if you enjoyed the content: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/casualwatchreviews The golden age of air travel is back — this time on your wrist. In this video, I take an in-depth look at the Christopher Ward x Pan American World Airways C60 Clipper GMT, a 707-piece limited edition created to celebrate Pan Am’s role in shaping modern aviation and the jet age. On October 26th, 1958, Pan Am became the first commercial airline to fly jet-powered transatlantic service aboard the legendary Boeing 707 “Clipper America.” This watch pays tribute to that moment in history — from the blue “26” date wheel to the 707-piece production run that honors the aircraft that changed global travel forever. Housed in a 42mm Light-catcher™ case, the C60 Clipper GMT features a bi-directional 24-click worldtimer bezel engraved with IATA airport codes, highlighting 24 key destinations from Pan Am’s historic route map — including Key West (EYW) in red to mark Pan Am’s very first flight in 1927. The watch is powered by the Sellita SW330-2 GMT movement with a 56-hour power reserve, offers true independent GMT functionality, and still delivers 300 meters of water resistance, making this a genuine travel watch and a capable dive watch. Design details lean heavily into aviation heritage: • Eggshell dial with blue and red rehaut • Super-LumiNova X1 “Old Radium” lume for a vintage glow • Pan Am Clipper airplane seconds hand • Deep-stamped Pan Am “Blue Meatball” globe on the caseback • Li