OUR HISTORY

Eiseman Jr. learned the business at his father’s side, even earning his allowance by stacking watch boxes at the store, and has unofficially been a part of the business for all of its history.  Along the way, his interest in the business progressed from dinner table conversation to helping behind the counters.

In 1981, after graduating from Claremont Men’s College in California, the junior Eiseman moved to New York to study the trade at the New York Gemological Institute.  Upon returning home, his father, then diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, was ready for Richard Jr. to take a larger role in the family business.  After his father’s death in 1996, Richard Jr. along with long-time associate Jerry Goldwyn forged ahead with a continued vision of the family namesake firm.

In 1997, Eiseman Jr. became president of the company and since then, alongside a dedicated team of talented associates, has enjoyed many milestone moments including: induction into the National Jeweler magazine’s Retail Hall of Fame, the addition of the first stand-alone Rolex shop in shop in Texas, a newly redesigned and expanded salon in 2014, expansion of Eiseman’s watch division to include 10 Swiss timepiece brands as well as world-renowned jewelry designers, and the introduction of a concierge program.