Louis Vuitton Apprentice Watchmaker (Repairs)

Louis Vuitton is a global maison of luxury goods and a leading house within the LVMH group. Renowned for artisanal leather goods, ready-to-wear and high-end watches and jewelry, the Maison combines heritage craftsmanship with product innovation and an international retail and service network.

1. Work within the Paris Watch Service workshop under the supervision of the workshop manager to support servicing and repairs for the Europe region.
2. Disassemble, clean and reassemble watch components following technical procedures and quality standards.
3. Diagnose faults and identify repair requirements for mechanical and quartz timepieces.
4. Replace batteries and perform movement replacement including dial and hand fitting.
5. Case watches (emboitage) and carry out final controls: water-resistance testing, time regulation and aesthetic finishing.
6. Maintain accurate repair records and follow workshop health, safety and environmental procedures.

1. Holding or currently enrolled in a CAP (Certificat d'Aptitude Professionnelle) in Horlogerie / watchmaking or equivalent vocational qualification.
2. Excellent manual dexterity and aptitude for precision, methodical work and attention to detail.
3. Curiosity, adaptability and the ability to learn technical processes quickly.
4. Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative attitude to work within a multifunctional team.
5. Commitment to environmental best practices and to the Maison's sustainability objectives.

1. Watch disassembly and cleaning
2. Diagnostic troubleshooting for mechanical and quartz movements
3. Battery replacement
4. Movement replacement (dial and hands installation)
5. Casing (emboitage)
6. Water-resistance testing and time regulation
7. Manual dexterity and aesthetic finishing

Entry-level / beginner. The position is open to candidates with little or no professional experience provided they hold or are enrolled in a CAP in watchmaking and demonstrate strong technical aptitude.

CAP in Horlogerie (watchmaking) or currently enrolled in an equivalent vocational watchmaking programme.

Continuous learning and professional development; personalised mentoring and skills coaching throughout the 24-month alternance.

The Maison fosters a culture of exacting craftsmanship, creativity and collective excellence. Teams operate in a highly skilled, collaborative environment where technical mastery and respect for heritage coexist with a commitment to innovation and sustainability.