About

A Lifelong Passion for Fine Timepieces

Darvish Watches began when I retired from my career in healthcare. But my love of watches started much earlier, watching my father wear high-end timepieces. He had a passion for gold watches, and his favorite brand in the 1970s was Piaget – he admired them for being the thinnest watches in the world at the time. he was proud of owning something that was the best at what it did. Throughout the years I knew him, he wore French, Swiss, and vintage European watches. He never kept a large collection; instead, he’d trade the watch he was wearing for something new or more interesting.

The Watch That Started It All

One day, while visiting Japan, I decided I wanted a great watch of my own. I bought two on that trip. The first was an Omega Silver Snoopy Moonwatch Speedmaster – a thing of beauty. I loved everything about that watch then, and I still do. I own many Omegas now, but that one remains the most special to me.

Over time, I started collecting important watches, interesting watches, humorous and cool watches. Today, I have around 1,000 watches available for you to add to your own collection. I’ll also take your watches in trade toward something here you love, or simply buy them from you outright. Whether you’re a serious collector or a casual wearer with a watch addiction, you’re welcome here – we’re all friends. I love talking watches and will always make time for a conversation. Feel free to reach out by email first, and then by phone if you like.

The name Darvish is a family name – and old Persian name – and I chose it to pay homage for my ancestors.

Start Your Watch Journey With Us

Today, that same passion drives everything we do at Darvish Watches. With an inventory of nearly 1,000 timepieces, we offer a relationship-driven approach to buying, selling, and trading fine watches – because we believe finding the right piece should feel as personal as it did for me in Japan. Whether you’re searching for your first luxury watch or ready to trade up to something new, we’d love to help you find it.

To wear a fine watch is to acknowledge that time matters enough to mark it well. ~ Unknown