Rolex Apprentice Mechanical Technician (Watch Movements)

Rolex is a Swiss manufacturer of luxury wristwatches and a global reference in haute horlogerie. Renowned for exacting quality standards and vertically integrated manufacturing, the company invests in long-term technical training and craftsmanship within a privately held organisation.

1. Manufacture watch movement components using a range of machining and production techniques.
2. Prepare and maintain tools, fixtures and raw materials required for part production.
3. Operate conventional and CNC machine tools (lathes, mills) under supervision and follow setup procedures.
4. Inspect components and ensure conformity to dimensional and surface-quality standards; perform quality checks and documentation.
5. Adhere to workplace safety, machine maintenance and contamination-control procedures.
6. Participate in the structured apprenticeship programme under the guidance of experienced trainers and complete assigned training modules and assessments.
7. Collaborate with workshop colleagues and trainers to optimise processes and resolve production issues.

1. Strong manual dexterity and fine motor skills.
2. High level of rigour, precision and attention to detail.
3. Logical, methodical mindset with good problem‑solving capability.
4. Genuine interest in metalworking, industrial machinery and precision manufacturing.
5. Ability to follow technical instructions, work under supervision and function in a team.
6. Application must include a curriculum vitae, a cover letter and school reports for the last three years.

1. CNC machining
2. Lathe operation
3. Milling
4. Precision measurement (micrometer, calipers)
5. Tool preparation
6. Quality control / inspection
7. Reading mechanical drawings

No prior professional experience required; motivated candidates with hobbyist or school workshop exposure to metalwork or machine tools are encouraged to apply. Willingness to learn and to commit to a multi-year vocational programme is essential.

Completed compulsory schooling; good results in mathematics and technical/technology subjects are advantageous. Candidates must provide recent school transcripts.

The workplace prioritises precision, craftsmanship and technical excellence, with apprentices mentored by seasoned trainers. Rolex fosters a disciplined, long-term approach to professional development within a high-quality manufacturing environment.