Hot on the heels of their first airline-inspired release honoring Swissair, we have a second new colorful watch to view, the Breitling Navitimer Pan Am Edition.? Much like the Swissair piece, the Pan Am pays tribute to another airline from the Golden Age of commercial travel.? Pan Am is arguably the most famous airline to ever exist despite the fact that they ceased operations way back in 1991.? I never flew them, but I recall many family members and friends hopping aboard their wide bodies out of Miami International and over to foreign destinations such as Heathrow.? And then, who could forget 2002s Catch Me If You Can with Leonardo Dicaprio as a captain-in-disguise on Pan American Airways?? Yes, the brand and the logo was and is legendary.The Breitling Navitimer Pan Am Edition follows the same format as the Swissair Edition.? It comes in at 43mm in steel, is available on brown leather, mesh, or the plate-like Gainsbourg bracelet.? Here again, were treated to the in-house column wheel B01 movement.? The Pan Am will be a special edition and is not numbered.? That movement, by the way, can be viewed through a display back that features the iconic airlines logo.Taking a look at the dial, were treated to another vividly hued chronograph.? The Breitling Navitimer Pan Am Edition features the familiar blue on its slide rule and for the bulk of the dial.? The registers are white as well as the ring between the dial and the slide rule.? Interestingly, Breitling chose to keep a common theme on this watch with the Swissair by incorporating an orange/red into the mix.? At first I wasnt sure about this as the color, at least to my knowledge, didnt exist within Pan Ams color portfolio.? Public reaction, by the way, has been very strong on Breitlings own Instagram account as well as CEO Georges Kerns.? Expect availability within the next quarter and pricing to be around $8,000.? And lastly, we expect more airlines soon!For more information, head to the Breitling site.