The Miami Beach Antique Show, once your grandmother's favorite antique show, has now become a must-attend event for watch enthusiasts. Held annually in early-to-mid January, the show attracts attendees and exhibitors from around the world. Over the years, the show has grown significantly, with more dealers and watch collectors participating. It has become a hub for watch world personalities, making it an even more exciting event for watch enthusiasts.
The show features a wide range of watches available for sale from dealers and antique proprietors. However, the event is not just about buying and selling watches; it's also about bringing the watch community together. Many attendees spend their time admiring the watches on display, imagining owning their dream timepiece.
Adam Golden, known as "Menta" to many collectors, has played a significant role in organizing and elevating the show. His booth is always bustling with buyers and spectators, showcasing an impressive collection of watches. Other notable dealers such as the Davidoff Brothers and Davide Parmigiani also contribute to the vibrant atmosphere of the show.
The Miami Beach Convention Center, where the show takes place, offers a diverse range of treasures beyond watches. Visitors can explore vintage jewelry, antique furniture, artwork, and rare collectibles, attracting different crowds passionate about these items.
While the show primarily focuses on antique items, the presence of watch experts allows passersby and potential buyers to discover and appreciate watches they may not be familiar with. Experts like Roy Davidoff patiently guide newcomers through the world of watches, showcasing various options and explaining their unique features.
