Alessi — Daytimer AL22003 | Purple polyurethane wristwatch

There is something deliberately unconventional about the Daytimer: a wristwatch that does not seek the eternity of metal or the sobriety of glass, but chooses polyurethane - a plastic, pop, democratic material - and renders it in a deep, bold purple. The round case, just four centimeters in diameter, rests on the wrist with an almost surprising lightness, like an object that does not want to weigh either on the watch or on its wearer. It is a timepiece that openly declares its nature: not a jewel, but a manifesto. Behind the Daytimer are two unlikely and therefore intriguing names: William Alsop, a British architect known for his deliberately irregular and chromatically bold architecture, and Federico Grazzini, an Italian designer capable of translating the most experimental design ideas into everyday objects. Their collaboration for Alessi presents a vision of time that is first and foremost visual, almost pictorial - consistent with the fall/winter season for which the piece was conceived, when color becomes a tool of resistance against the contracting light. We selected it for Stilmobili because it represents that borderline between worlds that has always fascinated us: between author design and everyday object, between collection piece and daily life. The Daytimer is ideal for those who enjoy wearing not only the time on their wrist, but also a precise aesthetic point of view. It is a piece for design enthusiasts who are not afraid of color, Alessi collectors, and anyone looking for a gift outside the ordinary. Project notes: Polyurethane case, 4.70 cm diameter. Purple color. Package dimensions: 4.00 × 2.00 cm. Weight 274 g with packaging. Listed as end of series - limited availability.