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FREESTYLE
| Established in 1981, Freestyle Watches was the brainchild of a couple of Surfers whose mission was to create a watch line that could withstand the abusive conditions of their beach lifestyle. Their experience told them very few watches on the market could stand up to the daily abuse of salt water and sand. Their goal was to fill the void. The result was The Shark Freestyle Watches, a lightweight, low profile, and extremely durable timepiece that was immediately demanded by athletes all over the world. |
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