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Back to overall fit, it's link hard to describe how it wears other than comfortably. Is it big for its size? In some ways. Does it look smaller link than link you'd expect on the wrist? Yeah, kind of. Looking at the photos and down at my wrist, the dial size resembles a blue-dialed 36mm Oyster Perpetual. However, where any well-sized integrated sports watch (with the right ratio of thickness to width) will be comfortable, the experience of a 222 is slightly more like wearing a cuff than even a Royal Oak does.

It also uses Bremont's Trip-Tick three-piece case construction with a DLC-treated barrel a link helium escape valve and a crown at two o'clock link with a guard link on the side of the inner barrel. The movement is chronometer-rated and the watch is made from aviation-grade titanium and bronze featuring 42 hours of power reserve.