Exhibition · Brooklyn, New York

International Watch & Jewelry Guild New York Show 2012

Jewelry, Goldware, Silverware

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Dates22–23 Oct 2012This edition has ended
VenueNew York Marriott BrooklynBrooklyn, New York
RunningSince 2009Annual · 10 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2012 edition. It has ended. See International Watch & Jewelry Guild New York Show's current page for the next dates.

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Floor space
NULLin 2015, organiser's figure
Editions on record
10first in 2009

About International Watch & Jewelry Guild New York Show

With over 5,600 members from 57 countries, the International Watch & Jewelry Guild (IWJG) is the world's most active central exchange for acquiring, buying, selling and trading fine vintage, collectable timepieces, estate jewelry, and important diamonds.

The IWJG was founded in 1988 by Burley Bullock, creator of the most successful watch buying program in America. Trade shows today are coordinated by Olga Cortez Bullock and Christina LeDoux.

IWJG members enjoy a wide range of benefits, as well as invitations to 12 to 14 trade shows per year.

Shows are held in first class hotels, with heavy police security and conveniences for all Exhibitors.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201518–19 Nov 2015New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201529–30 Jul 2015New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201418–19 Nov 2014New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201428–29 Jul 2014New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201318–19 Nov 2013New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201329–30 Jul 2013New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201222–23 Oct 2012New York Marriott Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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201125–26 Oct 2011Metropolitan Pavilion
New York
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201028–29 Jul 2010Metropolitan Pavilion
New York
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200927–28 Oct 2009Metropolitan Pavilion
New York
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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