The Registry · No. 13 of 42
Bulova
6 files in the archive carry a Bulova. Everything here comes from the people who wore them.
The files
Marine star series B 2026Bulova Marine star series B 2026
A Marine training on the explosive range, wearing a Bulova Marine Star Series B on a black strap.
surveyor citizens tsuyosaBulova surveyor, citizens tsuyosa
First Marine Corps Ball, and by his account they had to go hard for it.
Lunar PilotBulova Lunar Pilot
A police officer with San Diego PD, on the PRND and Hazard Assessment team, sitting in a threat assessment training.
Marine Star Automatic 45 mmBulova Marine Star Automatic 45 mm
Secret Service Police, clocking in for an early shift and standing post at the White House. He has been here before on a Breitling; today it is a Bulova Marine Star Automatic.
Snorkel “Sail 4th” 98B474Bulova Snorkel “Sail 4th” 98B474
A Coast Guard deckhand aboard USCGC Eagle, the service's square-rigged tall ship, in the North Atlantic for Sail 250. The watch is almost too on the nose: a Bulova Snorkel Sail 4th, the special edition Bulova built for America's 250th and the tall ship gathering the Eagle sailed for. First frame is the ship herself, crew laid out along the yards, colors flying. The others are the red dial against her sails and resting on the rail. The watch was made for the occasion, and it found the right wrist.
Men’s Automatic CIA ExclusiveBulova Men’s Automatic CIA Exclusive
A Bulova made for the few who can buy one: the Central Intelligence Agency exclusive, its seal printed where most watches carry a logo. This one was a gift from a colleague at the agency, earned over a handful of projects the owner will only describe as classified. Photographed, of all places, at the National Gallery of Art. Some watches you cannot buy in a store. You have to be on the inside.