A row of turning flaps puts the date, weekday, and time in a single horizontal line. The Dator 60 Black from Italian clockmaker Solari uses white lettering on black cards,…

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A row of turning flaps puts the date, weekday, and time in a single horizontal line. The Dator 60 Black from Italian clockmaker Solari uses white lettering on black cards, giving each piece of information its own clearly defined window. Its long, low format works well above a desk or along a wide shelf.

The updated edition carries forward Gino Valle’s original design with a newly textured case in black or white. A transparent polycarbonate cover encloses the display while keeping the movement of the flaps visible.

Time and date can be set through the Solari Lineadesign app or the onboard keypad. A rechargeable lithium battery charges through USB-C, while the perpetual calendar automatically accounts for leap years.

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Gino Valle

Gino Valle (1923–2003) was an influential Italian architect and designer from Udine. After graduating from IUAV Venice in 1948, he joined his family’s firm, Studio Architetti Valle, and later studied at Harvard on a Fulbright Scholarship. His work spanned architecture and industrial design, notably for Solari and Zanussi, earning him multiple Compasso d’Oro awards (1956, 1962, 1963) and a career prize in 1995. Valle taught architecture at u...

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