Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Fashion & Style
  3. News

Bulova E1 Team Miami Racing Marine Star B: A watch that honors the E1 Team Miami

A new Bulova watch in a striking blue color

Bulova E1 Team Miami Racing Marine Star B
Bulova E1 Team Miami Racing Marine Star B Bulova / Bulova

Bulova is the official timekeeper of E1 Team Miami, and the brand has just unveiled a new timepiece as part of this partnership.

Dating back to 2020, the E1 championship is a motorboat racing league focusing on electric boats only. It’s centered around sustainability, and its main aim is to create a clean coastal environment suitable for humans and marine life. At the moment, the league is made up of nine different teams, but it’s growing bigger by the day.

Recommended Videos

When the Bulova and E1 partnership was announced in 2024, the E1 Team mentioned that Bulova was working on a special edition timepiece—the wait is over, and the model is finally here.

Featuring a blue dial with orange accents, the new Bulova timepiece has the primary colors of the E1 team. It’s worthwhile to note that Bulova executed this in an elegant manner. While the dial is characterized by a light blue color, the outer ring has a dark blue color and a tachymeter.

Just like other watches, the new watch comes with a 43 mm stainless steel casing designed to comfortably sit on the wrist. The stainless steel material has a metallic luster that complements the sky blue and dark blue shades of the watch.

Bulova E1 Team Miami Racing Marine Star B back
Bulova E1 Team Miami Racing Marine Star B back Bulova / Bulova

Even though the front face is quite stylish, the case back also takes the whole look to a new level. It has a dark blue background, highlighted by three logos that pay tribute to the Bulova and E1 partnership. At the topmost section, there’s a white Bulova logo that creates a beautiful contrast between different sections.

The new Bulova E1 Team Miami Racing Marine Star B is $495.

Learn More

Nathan S.R
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Nathan has devoted his life to collecting watches, studying horology, reviewing watches, and writing about timepieces. As a…
Topics
What sailors in the Race to Mackinac, America’s oldest freshwater race, wear on their wrists
The race from Chicago to Mackinac Island is a days-long battle against the Great Lakes. In that kind of contest, you need a watch as tough as the job.
Boat, Sailboat, Transportation

The Race to Mackinac has been run since 1898, when five boats set out from Chicago. Today it covers 333 statute miles up Lake Michigan, crosses into Lake Huron at the Straits of Mackinac, and finishes off Mackinac Island — and it is not an easy voyage. It is also not a gentle one. Sustained gales flattened big chunks of the fleet in 1911, 1937, and 1970, and after a deadly storm in 2011, the Mac's reputation for danger stopped being theoretical. The fastest boats finish absurdly quickly now, with an all-time record of 18 hours and 50 minutes set back in 1998, but most crews are out there for two or three nights. The sailors alternate, sleeping in shifts of four hours each, until they (hopefully) make land.

It might seem tough to imagine doing that once — now, try doing it two dozen more. For those who make the journey at least 25 times, the prize is entry into the Island Goats Sailing Society, founded in 1959 and now several hundred strong. Rack up 25 Chicago Macs and 25 from Port Huron, and you become a Double Goat. The nickname, as the story goes, comes from the aroma a crew carries after days at sea with no shower. All things considered, this is a tough, electric, occasionally dangerous race. The Chicago Yacht Club hosts the race annually in mid-July, and that's exactly where I went to look at watches.

Read more
Luminox goes full stealth with a new all-steel Navy SEAL Foundation watch
The blacked-out new release swaps the brand's usual straps for a matching IP Gun steel bracelet.
Wristwatch, Arm, Body Part

Luminox built its name on lightweight, strap-bound tool watches. Now, it's trying a slightly different tack.

The Swiss-made, American-founded brand just added a fully blacked-out, all-steel model — the XS.3228.NSF — to its Navy SEAL Foundation 3220 Series, a collaboration that dates back to 2020.

Read more
Even If You Don’t Golf, You’ll Want to Wear This New Fabletics x Malbon Collection
New polos, dresses, trousers, and accessories bring streetwear-inspired style to the fairway.
Fashion, Clothing, Glove

‘Tis the season for beach weekends, cookouts, and glorious rounds of golf. If your wardrobe for the links could use a refresh, Fabletics just launched its second collaboration with Malbon. Inspired by the ocean, the collection features green hues and marine motifs. It’s a his-and-hers collection, with polos and trousers alongside dresses and leggings—garments that look as dapper on the greens as they do in the clubhouse dining room.

The partnership unites two companies with reputations as disruptors in the sports apparel space. Founded in 2017, Malbon has built a loyal following by blending golf apparel with streetwear, fashion, and art. The company has flagship stores in Los Angeles and New York City in addition to a large digital presence. If you follow the PGA Tour, you’ve seen hotshots like Jason Day, Charley Hull, and Sungjae Im sporting Malbon.

Read more