Sea Diver Spectrum collection of Freelook. Exclusive unisex style watch with tinted face. Black plastic band with black dial. Orange indices with matching hour and minute hands complimenting the numbers on the bezel. Calendar date located at the 3 o’clock hour. This timepiece features reliable Japanese quartz movement, and a durable mineral crystal protects the analog dial. This watch is water resistant to a depth of 330 feet (100 meters).

In 1999 when French designers started the brand Freelook in Paris, their goal was to fill the void between luxury and fashion watches. The watches were sold at Galleries La Fayette (“The” department store in Paris). Influenced by the Paris runways and its fashionable environment, Freelook quickly became a favorite of many magazine editors and was and still is sported by celebrities and featured in several magazine editorials monthly. In 2003 Freelook was launched internationally at the Basel watch fair (the largest and most prestigious watch fair in the world) and was awarded the “prix d’excellence” by the AJA. In 2004 the company launched stateside selling to high-end retailers such as Fred Segal in Los Angeles, Henri Bendel in New York City and Jennifer Miller in the Hamptons.

Style and durability combine to make the Freelook Unisex Seadiver Jelly watch. The Red and white dial with matching red bezel perfectly compliment the luminous indices which make this watch an ideal choice for contemporary everyday wear. Under a scratch-resistant mineral window you’ll find a rich red dial face featuring white indices. The contrast of white on the red dial and luminous hour and minute hands, make this dial face easy to read. The white silicone band sits comfortably on your wrist and closes with a buckle clasp. Relying on trusted Japanese quartz movement, this fashionable timepiece is water resistant to 330 feet (100 meters).

In 1999 when French designers started the brand Freelook in Paris, their goal was to fill the void between luxury and fashion watches. The watches were sold at Galleries La Fayette (“The” department store in Paris). Influenced by the Paris runways and its fashionable environment, Freelook quickly became a favorite of many magazine editors and was and still is sported by celebrities and featured in several magazine editorials monthly. In 2003 Freelook was launched internationally at the Basel watch fair (the largest and most prestigious watch fair in the world) and was awarded the “prix d’excellence” by the AJA. In 2004 the company launched stateside selling to high-end retailers such as Fred Segal in Los Angeles, Henri Bendel in New York City and Jennifer Miller in the Hamptons.

Switch up your style with the sleek and glamorous Freelook Unisex Lagon Black Ceramic Watch. This watch features a ceramic rotating black bezel. The flashy dial is protected by sapphire crystal to keep the display from scratching. Sparkling crystals or black ceramic fasten to a black ceramic case and connect seamlessly to the black ceramic band. Calendar date at 3 o’clock. The crystals and black ceramic accents make this Freelook timepiece a real stunner. It is presented in a stylish black box and is water resistant to 165 feet (50 meters).

In 1999 when French designers started the brand Freelook in Paris, their goal was to fill the void between luxury and fashion watches. The watches were sold at Galleries La Fayette (“The” department store in Paris). Influenced by the Paris runways and its fashionable environment, Freelook quickly became a favorite of many magazine editors and was and still is sported by celebrities and featured in several magazine editorials monthly. In 2003 Freelook was launched internationally at the Basel watch fair (the largest and most prestigious watch fair in the world) and was awarded the “prix d’excellence” by the AJA. In 2004 the company launched stateside selling to high-end retailers such as Fred Segal in Los Angeles, Henri Bendel in New York City and Jennifer Miller in the Hamptons.

Sea Diver London Fog Collection of Freelook. One of a kind collection of plastic UNISEX style watch. White plastic band with Red London Fog dial. Black indices with black hour and minute hands matching the details of the bezel. Calendar date located at the 3 o’clock hour. This timepiece features reliable Japanese quartz movement, and a durable mineral crystal protects the analog dial. This watch is water resistant to a depth of 330 feet (100 meters).

In 1999 when French designers started the brand Freelook in Paris, their goal was to fill the void between luxury and fashion watches. The watches were sold at Galleries La Fayette (“The” department store in Paris). Influenced by the Paris runways and its fashionable environment, Freelook quickly became a favorite of many magazine editors and was and still is sported by celebrities and featured in several magazine editorials monthly. In 2003 Freelook was launched internationally at the Basel watch fair (the largest and most prestigious watch fair in the world) and was awarded the “prix d’excellence” by the AJA. In 2004 the company launched stateside selling to high-end retailers such as Fred Segal in Los Angeles, Henri Bendel in New York City and Jennifer Miller in the Hamptons.