The Time Is Now

Time is the most valuable thing we have. We like to devote it to meaningful projects, to people who share our way of seeing things and, on this occasion, to making something by hand.

That's how a brutalist-inspired concrete clock came to life, handmade and with just one numeral on its face: our 7. A limited-edition and numbered piece that's also a small statement of intent. To step away from screens for a while, slow down and get back to working with our hands. No brief to answer to, just a desire to experiment, learn from other crafts and enjoy the process.

Now it's time for it to begin its journey.
It's not just a clock. It's a starting point.

The Time Is Now
Time is the most valuable thing we have. We like to devote it to meaningful projects, to people who share our way of seeing things and, on this occasion, to making something by hand.

That's how a brutalist-inspired concrete clock came to life, handmade and with just one numeral on its face: our 7. A limited-edition and numbered piece that's also a small statement of intent. To step away from screens for a while, slow down and get back to working with our hands. No brief to answer to, just a desire to experiment, learn from other crafts and enjoy the process.

Now it's time for it to begin its journey.
It's not just a clock. It's a starting point.
Credits

Designed and produced together with Brian Kharela. Two printing techniques: letterpress for the postcards, with our neighbour Gerard Altaió of L'Automàtica, and handmade screen printing for the boxes, with Sebastian Díaz of Taller 57. All documented by photographer Martí Pujol.