Davydov Vladimir Yuryevich (born July 7, 1951, Tashkent) — watchmaker.

Vladimir Davydov was the son of Yury Davydov (1906, Tashkent – 1987, Jūrmala) and Raissa Davydova (née Babaeva) (1917, Tashkent – 1977, Tashkent).

In 1973–76: Watchmaker at “Darbs,” under the “Elektrons” industrial association, from 1976 to 77 he continued as a watchmaker at “Elektrons.” In 1977–79 he studied at the Riga Medical School. After graduation, in 1979–81 he was a dental technician at the Jelgava Railway Hospital.

In 1981–87 Vladimir Davydov was a watchmaker at the Household Services Combine of the Riga Voentorg (military trade organization). In 1987–89 - a silk screen printer at an experimental workshop for silk printing and photo services at the Tukums District Household Services Combine.

He was married to Dina Davydova (née Aronova) (b. 1960, Tashkent). They had two daughters: Raissa Davydova (b. 1982, Tashkent) and Yulianna Davydova (b. 1989, Jūrmala)

His father's ashes were buried in Tashkent. Vladimir’s brother Rafael Davydov (b. 1940) lived and worked in Boston during the 1980s. In 1991, Vladimir, his family, and his brother Monashe Davydov (b. 1946, Tashkent), who was disabled since birth, received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by their brother Eduard Davydov (b. 1934, Tashkent), who had emigrated from Riga in 1979.

Davydova (née Aronova) Dina (b. 1960, Tashkent) — wife
Davydova Raissa (b. 1982, Tashkent) — daughter
Davydova Yulianna (b. 1989, Jūrmala) — daughter
Davydov Yury (1906, Tashkent – 1987, Jūrmala) — father
Davydova (née Babaeva) Raissa (1917, Tashkent – 1977, Tashkent) — mother
Davydov Rafael (b. 1940) — brother
Davydov Monashe (b. 1946, Tashkent) — brother
Davydov Eduard (b. 1934, Tashkent) — brother