Rolex Mechanical Watchmaking Apprentice (AFP)

Rolex is a world-renowned Swiss watchmaker celebrated for technical excellence, exacting craftsmanship and enduring design. Headquartered in Geneva, the brand is recognised for vertically integrated manufacturing and for investing in artisanal training and long-term skills development.

1. Fabricate movement components using a variety of machining and production techniques.
2. Prepare and maintain tools, fixtures and materials required for parts manufacture.
3. Set up, operate and monitor machining equipment and industrial machines under supervision.
4. Perform quality checks and ensure produced parts meet established tolerances and specifications.
5. Work under the guidance of experienced trainers and adhere to workshop safety and process standards.

1. Strong manual dexterity and fine motor control.
2. Rigorous attention to detail and commitment to precision.
3. Logical, methodical mindset with aptitude for step‑by‑step procedures.
4. Genuine interest in metalwork, mechanical systems and industrial machinery.
5. Application dossier to include CV, cover letter and school reports for the past three years.

1. Manual dexterity
2. Precision machining
3. Tool preparation
4. Industrial machine operation
5. Quality control / inspection

No prior professional experience required; the position is an apprenticeship with structured on‑the‑job training and mentorship by experienced instructors.

Eligible for a vocational apprenticeship (AFP level). Completion of compulsory schooling; candidates should supply recent school transcripts.

Rolex cultivates a culture of exacting craftsmanship, technical rigour and respect for artisanal expertise. Apprentices train alongside seasoned technicians in a disciplined workshop environment that emphasises precision, continual learning and long‑term career pathways.