Brands Worth Partnering With
The Pan Am globe has appeared on products from the world's most respected brands. Each collaboration is a meeting of heritage, craft, and shared ambition.
Where Heritage Meets Design
One globe, and a short list of makers allowed to carry it. Collaborations are the pieces we build with partners whose craft can stand next to the archive. Each one is made in a run, numbered or dated, and each tells its own story.
Douglas DC-3 Pan Am Airliner
1,903 pieces, and the aircraft that turned a mail contract into a route map. The set carries the late-1950s livery, four minifigures and a display stand, and it is the first LEGO Icons release to wear the Pan Am globe.
The DC-3 is the right aircraft to start with. Pan Am flew it across the Caribbean and Latin America while the Clippers were still crossing oceans, and more of them survive in service today than any other airliner of the era.
Douglas DC-3 Pan Am Airliner (11378)
$219.99
The Waterbury Ace Collection
Timex has carried the globe since 2021, across a run of limited drops. The Waterbury Ace arrived as a chronograph and an automatic, both in stainless steel with an impressionist aircraft and globe motif on the dial, and the line has since grown to four watches.
Sapphire crystal, sustainable leather straps, and packaging drawn from Pan Am's own design language. This is the collaboration that reaches furthest, sold through Timex's global network rather than a single limited run.
Waterbury Ace Chronograph 41mm
$279Waterbury Automatic Ace 41mm
Fly-Back Chronograph 43mm
Waterbury GMT 39mm
Travel Wellness + Jet Lag Kit
A limited first edition of 500 numbered kits: the Relax and Revive roll-ons, the Renew shower spray and the Restore magnesium spray, in a regenerated-nylon bag in Pan Am blue with a gold emblem.
Made with Flōra Wellness for the hours in the air and the day after landing.
Travel Wellness + Jet Lag Kit, first edition of 500
$165
Pan Am Airline Trolleys
Aircraft galley trolleys and rivet rockers rebuilt as furniture in Cologne, made to order in the Pan Am livery. Five configurations, from the classic trolley in Pan Am wings to the rivet rocker in black with the gold globe.
bordbar Pan Am Wings Airline Trolley
$1,867.28
C60 Clipper GMT
707 pieces, for the aircraft. The bezel is marked with 24 Pan Am destination codes instead of numerals, the seconds hand is counterweighted with a Boeing 707, and the caseback is stamped with the globe and individually numbered.
It commemorates 26 October 1958, when Clipper America flew New York to Paris and opened the transatlantic jet age. Swiss made, 42mm, Sellita SW330-2 automatic, 300 metres.
C60 Clipper GMT, limited to 707
$1,995Interested in Collaborating?
We work with brands that align with Pan Am's heritage and commitment to quality. If you have a product concept that belongs alongside the globe, we want to hear about it.
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