The Registry · No. 39 of 42
1 file in the archive carries a Tissot. Everything here comes from the people who wore them.
An Army Staff officer currently assigned to the Pentagon, photographed in Stockholm, Sweden, where he attended Arctic Security 2026, a multinational forum drawing together NATO members and partner nations to collaborate on Arctic defense and strategy. Laid out on a hard-sided case are two U.S. passports, an official and a personal, the conference badge still attached, and the 43mm Tissot Seastar keeping time above them all. The Seastar is a capable diver built for fieldwork: a unidirectional bezel, a deep-blue dial, and the water resistance to back up its tool-watch intentions. A former Army intelligence officer now working at the highest levels of the service, he carries the kind of watch that asks no questions and draws no attention, which suits the work fine.
