Mar 10, 2017
Miang Partners With Funded Today To Bring In More Pledges

Copenhagen, Denmark - March 9, 2017 /FundedToday/ —
Miang Copenhagen has launched a campaign for their customizable watch on Kickstarter. They hope that, with the help of Funded Today, they can bring in more pledges to the campaign by its end date in March.
Product Specs
Miang Copenhagen offers a wide variety of customization options for their watches, including interchangeable straps and bezel. Miang gives users the tools to be able to change their watch style on the go and with ease. Users can choose almost every part of the watch upon purchase including the watch bezel, casing, hour and minute hands, straps and case backs. An engraving option is also available for all watches to make the product even more personal.
Pricing and Availability
Miang Copenhagen has partnered with Funded Today to reach their Kickstarter goal. Once the campaign ends, the watches are set to be produced and shipped to all backers worldwide by July 2017. The starting price for one watch is $380.
To learn more about Miang Copenhagen or to back this campaign, you can visit their page here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/578294926/a-highly-customizable-titanium-watch-from-miang-co
Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Funded Today
Phone: 8016955804
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/miang-copenhagen-launches-new-customizable-watch-on-kickstarter/176697
For more information, please visit http://www.funded.today
Source: FundedToday
Release ID: 176697
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