Cartier’s highly anticipated ‘Time Unlimited’ exhibition is captivating audiences in Miami. Making its North American debut, this immersive experience that runs from December 7th to 22nd not only showcases Cartier’s unparalleled craftsmanship but also pays homage to the dynamic art scene that defines the city.

Held at the heart of the trendy Miami Design District, specifically at 45 NE 41st Street, Time Unlimited unfolds across various key themes: Watchmaker of Shapes, Pioneering Spirit, Culture of Design, and Technique Serves Beauty.

Through a stunning display of iconic watches and captivating films, a highlight is the “Time Project,” a film produced in collaboration with Cartier Global ambassador Jake Gyllenhaal. From the introduction of Cartier’s watchmaking expertise to glimpses of their iconic watch models—including the Santos de Cartier, Baignoire, Panthère de Cartier, Ballon Bleu, and Tank—guests are in for a visual time-driven feast. In addition, visitors will be shown a collection of rare and limited-edition timepieces, some of which hail from the revered Cartier Collection.

The set design, brand identity, and art direction of Time Unlimited were meticulously crafted by Perron-Roettinger, a design studio based in Los Angeles. Partners Willo Perron and Brian Roettinger, at the helm of the company, approached the project with a holistic, contemporary strategy. To bring the watchmaking journey of Time Unlimited to life, the designers immersed themselves in Cartier’s origins and overall message.

“Cartier has long balanced craftsmanship with innovation, embracing the Maison’s savoir-faire to create elegant and enduring timepieces. This installation captures Cartier’s endless quest for designing creations that link well-balanced beauty, rigorous technical expertise, and Maison’s rich heritage.”

– Walter Bolognino, President & CEO of Cartier North America

The exhibition welcomes guests on weekdays (excluding Tuesdays) from 1 pm to 8 pm and on weekends from 11 am to 9 pm.