Black Friday Special, only Friday 24 of November

For Black Friday, solari lineadesign offers a 20% of discount for the clocks ordered via online store www.store.solarilineadesign.com, exclusively during November 24 from 0.01 am to 11.59 pm.

You need to enter the website, and use the Coupon Code - that you can request at webmarketing@solari.it - a unique opportunity to purchase the iconical Italian design clock, that since 1960 is a Made-inItaly renowned item throughout the world.

Cifra 3 is the table clock designed by Gino Valle, characterized by the split-flap system developed and patented by Remigio solari. It is a renowned design icon, so that it was included inside the permanent collection of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) of New York.

Dator 60 is a clock and perpetual calendar: thanks to the unmistakable spli-flap system, it displays hours and minutes, days of the week and month, in automatic, also updating February 29 and leap years. It is produced in two versions, horizontal or vertical. Design, ingenuity and innovation, with an unmistakable sound.

Perfect and unchanging: like time itself / Rollers with digits which flip over cleanly and precisely, minute after minute. With no hands to interpret, the Cifra 3 is a table clock with white digits on a black background. The lettering has a different typeface for hours and minutes and was chosen by Massimo Vignelli at the end of the sixties. Its functioning has remained unchanged since 1966: with periods of alternating current, which are converted into units of time, and the motor which generates the rotary movement of rollers and flaps. Simple and perfect.

Today, just as it was fifty years ago, the mechanical perfection of the Cifra 3 is still dependent on the skilled craftsmanship of the person who assembles tha flaps by hand, one by one, in a specific sequence.

They are the perfect gift for the upcoming holidays: choosing Cifra 3 and Dator 60 means only one thing: giving a piece of design that, thanks to the skilled craftsmanship, keeps the mechanical perfection that, since 1966, makes the digits rotate simply and perfectly.