Schedule Tasks and Time Them with the Watch Diary by Wonjune Song
Summer Luu — October 1, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: connectdesign.co.kr & yankodesign
The Watch Diary is nothing like an electronic gadget with beeping alarm clocks, digital faces and shiny screens. Instead, this notebook design by Wonjune Song takes it back to the old days of paper, pen and paper.
A trusty little clock sits in the middle of the book, embedded within the pages. A red time-telling hand points out current tasks, the "before hand” indicates past tasks and the “forward hand” signals upcoming events. The Watch Diary is a nifty gadget-free way of using an agenda.
A trusty little clock sits in the middle of the book, embedded within the pages. A red time-telling hand points out current tasks, the "before hand” indicates past tasks and the “forward hand” signals upcoming events. The Watch Diary is a nifty gadget-free way of using an agenda.
Trend Themes
1. Analog Productivity Tools - Clockwork Notebooks brings back the old-school productivity tools for individuals who prefer analog methods over digital ones.
2. Innovative Notebook Design - Notebook developers can learn from the design and integrate unique features that bring value to consumers' daily work and life.
3. Minimalist Time Management - The Watch Diary emphasizes simple and effective time management strategies through its minimalist approach.
Industry Implications
1. Stationery and Office Supplies - Clockwork Notebooks has the potential to disrupt the stationery and office supplies industry by introducing new designs and functionalities to traditional notebooks.
2. Productivity and Time Management Apps - Designers of productivity and time management apps can take inspiration from the Watch Diary's analog approach and incorporate similar features in their digital products.
3. Handcraft and DIY - The product also caters to customers who appreciate handcrafted and DIY products that are unique, yet functional.
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