A space for the projects that shape where we go next.

A SPACE FOR THE PROJECTS THAT SHAPE WHERE WE GO NEXT.

Here are concepts that are in development or have recently launched — “still on paper”. This is a space for projects that define the direction of development for the near future.

30H — I invented it because the hour is not a sacred unit

The 24-hour system is a legacy of the industrial age, not a law of nature. Sixty minutes in an hour is a habit, not a necessity. I proposed 48 minutes of focus instead of 60 minutes of presence. Not because I want to “steal” time, but because the brain loses concentration after the 48th minute anyway. I don't change physics. I change the shape of the vessel. 24 physical hours become 30 ergonomic ones. I invented it because time can be extended without pressure.

30 in 24

Wedding watches “Bless” — I invented the first pair of watches that starts a shared count

I invented Bless because a ring is a symbol, but it does not move. Time moves, and only in one direction. I proposed a pair of watches that lovers exchange at the ceremony and start a shared count. It is not an accessory. It is proof that from this moment two people live in the same time. Because marriage is not a ring, it is shared time. A family is one memory for two.

THE WINK — I invented it because I waited forty years

I invented it because for forty years I waited for a woman without knowing her face. I drew her inside myself. When hope had almost faded, I drew her on paper — and made her wink. A Swiss team spent six years turning this gesture into a mechanism. And then I met my wife. Time outran the design. I invented it because closing and opening the eyes as a sign of greeting is the first thing a person does when they recognise their own.

THE WINK

EMOJI — I invented it because she replied with emoji, and I thought that was not enough

I fell in love with a woman fifteen years younger. I wrote long letters. She replied with ❤️ or 😏. I thought: “This isn't deep enough.” Then I understood: I was the one saying too much. Eastern wisdom: the best words are short and precise. She always spoke in that language. I invented a watch that speaks the universal language of the heart. I invented it because sometimes one heart means more than a thousand words.

EMOJI

The only wall that separates us from the world is the wall of time