For Homo Faber 2026, Cartier is hosted in the Sala Bianca, presenting nine bird and insect pieces from the Cartier Collection. The Maison is also sponsoring four artisans from the Association des Maîtres d’art, who will be doing live demonstrations during the exhibition. Cartier's fauna includes many wild species, from panthers and reptiles to birds and insects. Through evocative stones in a myriad of colours, stylised design and refined craftsmanship, their volume and attitude convey an impression of life-like movement.

Cartier enriches its ever-dynamic repertoire and reveals the essence of its watchmaking expertise through a unique mastery of savoir-faire. 

Through movements, straps, and dials, from the most technical to the most creative, the Maison’s mastery of watchmaking also draws inventiveness and vitality from its jewellery savoir-faire.

Among the Maison’s novelties, the Roadster watch makes its grand return, while the new Baignoire watch meets the Clou de Paris motif.

Delve into the heart of masterful watchmaking expertise.

Until 16 November 2025, the V&A Museum in South Kensington, London, presents a tribute to Cartier and its enduring impact on style and culture. Featuring over 350 pieces from the Cartier Collection, the V&A’s holdings, the Royal Collection Trust, and other major public and private lenders, the exhibition highlights the Maison’s creative dialogue over time with clients and influential figures, while revealing its ability to capture the spirit of the times.