Patek Philippe Museum Watchmaker Restorer

Geneva • Switzerland

Wednesday, February 5, 2025

Patek Philippe S.A. Genève stands as a paragon of horological excellence, renowned for its unparalleled craftsmanship and timeless elegance. As part of the prestigious Patek Philippe family, the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva houses one of the world's most significant and esteemed collections of timepieces, automata, precious objects, and miniature enamel portraits. The museum offers a captivating journey through five centuries of Geneva, Swiss, and European watchmaking artistry, alongside a comprehensive showcase of Patek Philippe's production since 1839. Complementing this is an extensive library of over 8,000 volumes dedicated to the art and science of time measurement.

1. Execute conservation and restoration projects for antique timepieces.
2. Prepare new acquisitions for display through meticulous servicing.
3. Document restoration processes and maintain detailed records.
4. Occasionally participate in brand representation and support activities.

1. Diploma as a Technician ES in watch restoration and complications or equivalent professional experience.
2. Proven expertise in the restoration of antique timepieces.

1. Proficiency in using conventional machinery such as 70 lathes, milling machines, and pivoting lathes.
2. Strong computer skills, particularly in MS Office.
3. Fluency in spoken English is desirable.

Demonstrated and recognized experience in the restoration of antique timepieces.

Diploma as a Technician ES in watch restoration and complications or equivalent.

The position offers the opportunity to work with one of the most prestigious collections in the world, within a company that values craftsmanship and heritage.

Patek Philippe fosters a culture of precision, dedication, and reverence for the art of watchmaking. The workplace is characterized by a commitment to excellence and a deep appreciation for the historical significance of its collections.