Chopard

Watchmaking and Micromechanics Prototypist

Chopard is renowned for its expertise in Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie, celebrated for its creative audacity and commitment to ethical and responsible luxury. Proud of its values and traditions, Chopard infuses a family spirit into its relationships with employees and clients, striving to offer an extraordinary brand experience. The company draws on a vast internal reservoir of expertise and know-how, encompassing over 45 different professions in both Swiss watchmaking and jewelry.

1. Produce watch components using traditional methods without digital assistance.
2. Finish various watch parts.
3. Machine components using traditional machining methods.
4. Master self-control and ensure quality standards.
5. Maintain and improve machining processes and associated equipment.
6. Contribute to a knowledge matrix to preserve expertise.
7. Perform axis pivoting and pinion wing polishing.
8. Decorate components through polishing and other techniques.
9. Conduct rolling operations.

1. CFC Watchmaker training with micromechanics skills or equivalent qualification.
2. 5 to 10 years of experience in prototyping.
3. Experience in high-end watchmaking.

1. Knowledge of conventional machining machines: Pointer, lathe 70, lathe 102, pantograph.
2. Familiarity with traditional finishing machines and tools: Watchmaker's lathe, wing polishing machine, rolling lathe.
3. Basic computer skills.
4. Knowledge of measurement devices like Marcel Aubert.
5. Good analytical skills.
6. Autonomy, attention to detail, and flexibility.
7. Team spirit.

5 to 10 years of experience in prototyping and high-end watchmaking.

CFC Watchmaker training with micromechanics skills or equivalent qualification.

Permanent contract.

Located in Fleurier, Switzerland, Chopard offers a workplace culture that values tradition, expertise, and a family spirit, fostering strong relationships with both employees and clients.