Mark Healey is a professional waterman, big-wave surfer, award-winning spear-fisherman, free-diver, photographer, filmmaker, and part-time Hollywood stuntman. Mark relies on the durability and precision of his Bremont Waterman whilst navigating the oceans and being subjected to their tough conditions. Despite his unruly itinerary, Healey's made no shortage of major achievements in his career as a self-described waterman. Earning his first surf sponsorship at age 13 and going pro at 17, the 31-year-old has racked up victories at big-wave events like Todos Santos and in 2008 nabbed the Spearfishing World Cup. Still, Healey half-jokes, my biggest accomplishment so far is probably just staying alive.

A Connection with Wilderness

While he's encountered his share of close calls from shark attacks to blackouts, Healey thrives on the elements of danger inherent to his work. Anytime you step into the ocean, you're in an environment that's completely uncontrolled by humans, he says. Everyone needs to connect with that sort of wilderness in some way, especially in a time when there's so much noise and distraction in our daily lives. To that end, one of Healey's main ambitions is to use film, photography, and hands-on education to deepen the broader culture's relationship with the ocean. I absolutely believe that people will only protect something if they value it, and it's my life's mission to inspire others to value the ocean the way I do, says Healey, who once aspired to be a marine biologist and absorbed himself in malacology as a preteen.

Mark WEARS...


Limited to just 300 pieces, the Bremont Waterman is a striking and remarkably technical diving watch that has been tested in the most extreme ocean environments by Mark. Part of the proceeds of the sales of the Bremont Waterman will go towards the charity ‘Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii’ and aims to add to the increasing awareness of the issues that our oceans are facing all over the globe.