Freestyle Watches are Hot, from Shark, Surf & Tide models

There’s no doubt about it—Freestyle watches are hot. Just sport any Freestyle watch from its enormous selection and notice heads start to turn. As a division of the Advance Watch Group, the Freestyle Watch Company originated in Southern California and caters to board enthusiasts across the country. Whether it’s a surfboard, skateboard, or a boogie board, extreme sports fans love their boards, as well as their wristwatches made by Freestyle.

Maintaining an aquatic theme throughout most of its collection, the experts at Freestyle offer low cost, light-weight, quartz accurate movement, and of course, saltwater resistance to approximately 330 feet. For example, the Freestyle Shark Tide watch (sometimes called a predator watch) from the Freestyle Shark collection is available in stylish black or silver and features a gauge for future and current tide height. Yes, it’s hot--but how cool is that!

The Freestyle Hammerhead wristwatch is available in black, white, and stainless steel for approximately $100 and has a polyurethane band and stainless steel case. Other watch styles like the Freestyle Shark X model watch sport a bondage-type look which is available in yellow/black, silver/black, or black/black for approximately $75. This particular creation from the minds at Freestyle features night vision, analog digital movement, and saltwater resistance to an incredible depth of one hundred feet.

The Freestyle Shark Classic FS779 from www.bungersurf.com is economically priced at $45, available in white/gray, black, navy, and khaki, depth rated to 330 feet, and includes a night vision feature, chronograph countdown heat timer, and stop watch with split function. That’s a pretty impressive surf watch—especially from a series called “classic”.

A Freestyle surf watch or Freestyle dive watch as it is sometimes called can make a great accessory for those less interested in water activities. The Freestyle Sand Shark CX5 from the Bikini Collection is available in an array of accessorizing colors from turquoise blue (also called “blue camo”), to pink, to purple, to even purple camo. Priced at $35 to make the perfect addition to any outfit, the model FS711BIK wristwatch also features a water resistant nylon band. The Freestyle Party Girl wrist watch FS636A, sports a black or pink genuine leather strap, ice-accentuated dial, quartz accurate movement, and a stainless steel crown buckle for around $55 retail.

The Freestyle Hyperbaric wristwatch (also referred to as a Freestyle generator watch) is highlighted by a phosphorescent dial, quartz accurate movement, and a double safety buckle for approximately $60. From a surfing timekeeper to a stylish accessory, a wristwatch designed by Freestyle is definitely hot!

Other watches from Freestyle to review include, Analog,Tide, Blunt, Cube, Shark X, Alfred, Dorian, Velzy, The Buzz, Brand New Heavy, Untouchable, Sherman, Subversion, , Focus, Generator, SharkX, Shark M, Shark Classic, Outsider, CX5, Point Break, Rage, Split, T-Bone, Xen 150, Xen 151, Xen 153, Zone, Macdaddy, Navigator, Nitrox Velvet Shark, Hyperbaric SD II Digital, Tide Hammerhead Legends, Classic Shark Rage XL Grinder, CX4, Black Tip, Subversion, Mako, Turbo, Lopex, Twin Turbo, Regulator, Brand New Heavy, Revolution, Gold Coast, SD II Analog and the Freestyle Shark X watch.

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