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AFTER 15 years in business, Whimsical Watches is only now offering its hand custom- ized art watches to retailer customers, with programs tai- lored to suit sales in kiosks. According to company owner, Robert Winenger, who bought the fi rm three years ago, “Un- til this year, we were entirely Internet based. We have just started marketing to small in- dependent retailers and kiosks in 2010.” But this new business has a wide geographic reach. “Being primarily an Internet company until the past few months,” says Winenger, “we sell our products in all 50 states and over 20 countries through- out the world.”
The watches are handcraft-
ed and customized. “We have a small team of artists and graph- ic designers that design and make all the products here in Atlanta,” says Winenger. “The business was started by an artist in Atlanta over 15 years ago. She was inspired to make
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