Alessi — Daytimer AL22002 | Green polyurethane wristwatch

There is something deliberately anarchic about the Daytimer: a wristwatch that does not take itself too seriously, yet tells the time with precision. The green polyurethane case - soft to the touch, lightweight on the wrist, visually assertive - transforms an everyday instrument into an object with character. The color is a statement of intent: not the sobriety of steel, nor the gravity of black, but green, the color of nature and irony, vitality and British understatement. The Daytimer was created through a collaboration between William Alsop, an English architect known for his colorful and provocative buildings - including London's Peckham Library - and Federico Grazzini, an Italian designer with a deep sensitivity to material research. Together, they conceived a piece that brings the same conceptual logic of pop architecture to the wrist: recognizable form, color as the protagonist, function never sacrificed to aesthetics. The result is a watch that belongs to the fall/winter season of the great Alessi family - that Italian laboratory where applied art and functional design have come together for decades. We chose it for Stilmobili because it is one of those objects that define a style without imposing it. It is ideal for those who seek a small cultural statement in an everyday accessory, for those who approach design with curiosity rather than reverence. An original gift, an intellectual souvenir, a wrist companion for those who know that even time can be told with irony. Project notes: the Daytimer is now a sold-out piece - end of series confirmed - which enhances its collectible value. Case diameter: 4.70 cm, thickness contained within 2 cm, net weight of 274 grams including packaging. A discreet presence that nevertheless leaves its mark.