Bremont WR-22
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The Bremont WR-22 is a chronograph from Bremont's Williams Racing partnership, its panda-style dial (light face, dark contrasting subdials) paired with a tachymeter bezel for reading average speed over a measured distance. A modified, COSC-certified BE-53AE automatic caliber drives it, 27 jewels at 28,800 vph with a 42-hour reserve, and its tungsten chronograph rotor is machined to resemble a Williams F1 wheel, "Williams Racing" lettered around its rim like tire sidewall text. The WR line takes its name and numbering from Bremont's ongoing collaboration with the Williams Formula One team. (Bremont)
The WR-22 and FW44 Chrono are compared in The Team Watches of Drive to Survive using off-screen photographs of Alex Albon, not broadcast frames.
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