IWC Careers – Page 2

Seeking applicants: IWC is recruiting for 19 open positions globally.

Latest IWC Job Opportunities

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Schaffhausen · Switzerland

IWC Client Advisor – Schaffhausen, Switzerland | Luxury retail luxury watch specialist at the Manufaktur boutique.

Aug 21st Full-TimeEntry-Level

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Toronto · Canada

IWC Client Advisor in Toronto, Canada: luxury watch sales role with $24–$26/hr compensation and comprehensive benefits package.

Aug 19th Full-TimeEntry-Level

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Tokyo · Japan

IWC Boutique Manager position in Tokyo with Richemont. Lead retail operations, manage sales performance, and oversee boutique teams.

Jul 3rd Full-TimeManager

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Singapore · Singapore

IWC Schaffhausen Client Advisor role in Singapore—Richemont luxury watches retailer seeking experienced sales professional.

Jun 10th Full-TimeMid-Level

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Kuala Lumpur · Malaysia

Richemont Client Advisor position at IWC Schaffhausen, Kuala Lumpur—luxury watch retail role building client relationships and driving sales

Apr 24th Full-TimeMid-Level

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Short Hills · USA

IWC Client Advisor – Short Hills, USA. Luxury watch and accessories sales role with clienteling focus, $22–$25/hr, full-time.

Apr 10th Full-TimeEntry-Level

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Tokyo · Japan

IWC seeks an Assistant Boutique Manager in Tokyo to drive sales, develop teams, and maintain luxury service excellence.

Mar 19th Full-TimeSupervisor

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All applicants ought to know these basics about IWC before applying or interviewing for any role.

IWC, founded in Schaffhausen in 1868 by American watchmaker Florentine Ariosto Jones, is unusual in Swiss watchmaking for pairing Swiss craftsmanship with an industrial, engineering-led identity.
The brand is especially known for purpose-built families such as the Pilot’s Watches and Portugieser, making it attractive to candidates interested in product storytelling rooted in technical heritage rather than pure ornament.
Since joining Richemont in 2000, IWC has operated within one of luxury’s most influential groups, creating career pathways that can intersect with maisons like Jaeger-LeCoultre, Cartier, and Vacheron Constantin.
IWC has long invested in in-house movement development and highly engineered complications, so many roles sit at the intersection of traditional horology, materials science, and modern manufacturing.
Schaffhausen’s location on the Rhine, away from many traditional watchmaking hubs, helped shape IWC’s distinct culture of precision engineering and relative independence within Swiss haute horlogerie.
For job seekers, IWC’s brand DNA centers on clean design, performance, and sustainability-minded innovation, offering a different creative environment from more overtly fashion-driven luxury houses.