Cifra 3: the icon that paces time with elegance.
Designed by Gino Valle in the late 1960s and powered by the split-flap mechanism patented by Remigio Solari in the 1950s, Cifra 3 represents the perfect synthesis of technology and creativity, engineering precision and communicative power.
It is the smallest direct-reading clock with a split-flap system still in production today, and for over half a century it has stood as the quintessential signature style of Solari.
Recognized worldwide as an undisputed icon of industrial design, Cifra 3 is featured in the permanent collections of The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York and the Science Museum in London—two of the world’s most prestigious institutions dedicated to innovation and visual culture.
Dator 60: Hours, minutes, day, and date.
Alongside Cifra 3, Dator 60 completes the Lineadesign collection with its perpetual calendar feature, preserving the functional elegance and essential design that made Solari clocks world-famous.
Through Solari Lineadesign, the company reissues these iconic Made in Italy masterpieces with the same artisanal craftsmanship, historical authenticity, and meticulous attention to detail, delivering a piece that is not only beautiful, but rich in meaning and heritage.
For lovers of authentic design and those seeking objects with a soul, a story, and a clear function, Solari Lineadesign marks the intersection of tradition and modernity, form and purpose.
