Rare Porsches and Mechanical Marvels Were the Stars of Miami’s First Time to Drive Festival
The inaugural Time to Drive Car & Watch Festival took place in Miami, bringing together automotive and horological enthusiasts. The event featured hundreds of collector vehicles and 50 watch brands, drawing over 6,000 attendees.
Why it matters
The festival highlights the growing intersection of luxury lifestyle markets and the increasing influence of niche collector communities in major urban centers.
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A fleet of technicolor supercars and high-octane wristwatches make a persuasive case to spend the weekend in Miami. Helmed by 0260 founder Lex Borrero and watch media personality Perri Dash , the inaugural Time To Drive Car & Watch Festival delivered an ambitious debut and laid the groundwork for future editions.
A lineup of cars outside the venue for Time to Drive Miami
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