The Registry · No. 01 of 42
Seiko
78 files in the archive carry a Seiko. Everything here comes from the people who wore them.
Seen more than once
Models named by more than one person, exactly as they wrote them.
The files
Seiko SSK001
An Army infantryman in Hawaii, and a Marine machinegunner out of Camp Lejeune before that. About to drive the squad back from a marksmanship range aboard MCBH, one of the last training events in uniform at the end of seven years in the Marine and Army infantry.
Seiko series 5
A UH-60 Black Hawk pilot in the US Army.
Seiko SQ
A Texas prosecutor who specializes in human trafficking cases.
Seiko Speedy Snoopy Mod
A nurse anesthesia resident at Fort Hood, Texas, on a study break.
SRPD79
Herndon Police Department, Digital Forensics Unit and patrol. This one was taken on routine patrol operations in the area.
Seiko Hulk Submariner
A member of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Bomb Disposal Team in Tampa, Florida.
Seiko 5 sports field
A U.S. Navy C-40 loadmaster, at an undisclosed location in the Pacific.
Seiko SRPE93 Prospex Turtle
A patrol officer in the Dallas area, just clear of a traffic stop and noticing how much lume was coming off the newest watch in the collection. It was picked up at Fort Bliss.
Seiko 5 Sports
A law enforcement ranger in Wyoming.
Seiko 5 Automatic Arabic Dial
A firefighter and medic with the Washington, DC Fire Department, on the White House grounds for a Marine One landing.
Seiko Srpe37 (King Samurai)
A U.S. Border Patrol agent with the Horse Patrol Unit, on track and trail operations along the remote southern border.
Seiko SNM037
A firefighter and paramedic in a Des Moines suburb.
Seiko 5 GMT
A street paramedic based out of Stillwater, Oklahoma. This was an off duty job with Oklahoma State University's Gameday EMS program, which provides medical coverage for university sporting events.
1970 Seiko 6105-8000
An AGR Plans Officer for a Reserve training division at Fort Knox.
Seiko SRPD55
Fire department, sitting in the mini engine at work after a false fire alarm.
Tag Heuer Formula 1 Solorgraph, Arabic Seiko, Luminox, Casio
A mortarman with the 25th Infantry Division laid four watches out on his blouse and sent them in with no story attached.
Seiko prospex SRPL11
A Marine with 2nd Maintenance Battalion, riding around Camp Lejeune on a Sunday afternoon.
Seiko SRPL53
A KC-46 boom operator in the Air Force, on a routine training flight for currency since coming home from the Middle East.
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