Designed in 1970 by Giorgio Della Beffa, the Ring-A-Date perpetual calendar from Euroway was born during the polymer boom of the 60s-70s, a period when Italian design, fashion, and architecture embraced color and spatial aesthetics. Produced in Turin, it immediately captivated international audiences, eventually being exhibited for several years at MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) in New York.
This perpetual calendar subtly integrates into any interior while maintaining its iconic character. Its distinctive mechanism invites a playful daily gesture: three colored rings to manually turn to set the current date, transforming a simple functional object into a true tactile and visual interaction.
Lightweight and eco-responsible, it embodies the spirit of lightness characteristic of the 1970s space age, while meeting current environmental demands. It is packaged in original packaging that minimizes environmental impact.
Each piece is unique and numbered, guaranteed authentic by a metallic plaque and an anti-counterfeit hologram, ensuring quality against imitations.
Decades after its creation, Giorgio Della Beffa's grandchildren have relaunched the production of this cult model, offering new colorways while remaining faithful to the designer's original vision.
| Description | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 18.6" | 47.3 cm |
| Depth | 2.1" | 5.4 cm |
| Height | 19.1" | 48.5 cm |
| Weight | 1.1 lb | 500 gr |
