The present watch, affectionately nicknamed “Timepeace”, is an extraordinary interpretation of this legendary design, crafted as part of a discreet and highly exclusive series of 25 pieces under Cartier’s now-discontinued New Special Order (NSO) program. Rendered in luminous 18K yellow gold, the case retains the purity of the Santos-Dumont form—its polished surfaces, softly rounded angles, and green sapphire cabochon crown all hallmarks of refined restraint.

The brainchild of collector Yoni Ben-Yehuda, it is the dial where this piece reveals its soul, as it is one that champions not only individuality, but also empathy and common ground.
A striking canvas of natural malachite, with its undulating green striations, provides a vivid and organic backdrop to an unorthodox and deeply human composition: a selection of numerals drawn from alphabets around the world—Arabic, Hebrew, Mandarin, and Latin. The design is a visual ode to unity through difference, a poetic meditation on the international language of horology. For passionate collectors, the “Timepeace” serves as a subtle reminder that what binds us in this shared passion for watches transcends language, geography, and culture.

Offered in like-new condition by its original owner and accompanied by all its accessories, this example is not merely a representation of Cartier craftsmanship—it is a message. With the closing of the NSO programme, pieces like this will no longer be made. As such, the “Timepeace” stands as both a horological rarity and a philosophical beacon: a tribute to friendship, to camaraderie, to peace—and to the beauty of difference.