Bremont Watches Supports Stunt Man's World Record Attempt
Monday - 05 March 2012
Bremont is supporting stunt man Gary Connery in setting a new world record.
In April 2012, Connery will jump out of a helicopter at 2,400ft wearing a 'wing suit', landing without a parachute. He will be the first person to have ever attempted this brave feat.
Connery has performed many falls as a stunt coordinator, including over 50 high falls into cardboard boxes. The luxury watch brand is supporting his latest fall as he tests a Bremont timepiece 'beyond endurance', calling him the 'Bremont Wingman'.
Giles English, co-founder of Bremont, said: "The ability for man to fly and land with his own wings is part of every boyhood dream, and we are proud to be supporting Gary in this world first. Timing will mean everything here."
In April 2012, Connery will jump out of a helicopter at 2,400ft wearing a 'wing suit', landing without a parachute. He will be the first person to have ever attempted this brave feat.
Connery has performed many falls as a stunt coordinator, including over 50 high falls into cardboard boxes. The luxury watch brand is supporting his latest fall as he tests a Bremont timepiece 'beyond endurance', calling him the 'Bremont Wingman'.
Giles English, co-founder of Bremont, said: "The ability for man to fly and land with his own wings is part of every boyhood dream, and we are proud to be supporting Gary in this world first. Timing will mean everything here."
