SGS Watches Launches Successful Kickstarter Campaign For The Eagle
Apr 7, 2017
SGS Partners With Funded Today To Bring In More Pledges
Vilnius, Lithuania - April 6, 2017 /FundedToday/ —
SGS Watches has launched an incredibly successful Kickstarter campaign for their newest watch—The Eagle. They have partnered with Funded Today to bring their product to a wider audience and to bring in more pledges for the final weeks of their campaign.
About The Eagle
The Eagle is a luxury wristwatch made of the same materials as the world’s most expensive watches for a fraction of the price. It features sapphire crystal, a naturally scratch-resistant material as the face of the watch. The case of made of stainless steel, while the genuine Italian leather straps are interchangeable and durable. The Eagle is also water-resistant up to 50 meters, and features the choice between two movements: a Japanese movement powered by the natural rhythm of the body, or a Quartz movement.
Pricing and Availability
SGS has partnered with Funded Today to bring in more pledges for the remaining weeks of their campaign. Once the project ends, the watches are set to be produced and shipped to all backers worldwide by September 2017. The starting price for one unit is $149.
To learn more about The Eagle or to back their campaign, you can visit their Kickstarter page here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sgswatches/premium-hand-assembled-watch-the-eagle
Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Funded Today
Phone: 8016955804
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