Rolex Polisher

Rolex is a preeminent Swiss luxury watch manufacturer headquartered in the Geneva region, renowned for its precision mechanical timepieces and vertically integrated production. The brand prioritizes artisanal craftsmanship, technical excellence and long-term employment; it operates under the oversight of its private foundation and maintains rigorous manufacturing and quality standards.

1. Perform manual finishing and polishing operations on selected watch components to the brand's aesthetic and dimensional standards.
2. Prepare components for finishing, including deburring, surface preparation and masking where required.
3. Carry out dimensional and visual inspections to guarantee conformity with quality specifications and document results.
4. Operate and collaborate with automatic or semi-automatic finishing equipment when process requirements dictate.
5. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to optimize processes, reduce defects and improve efficiency.
6. Adhere strictly to standard operating procedures, safety rules and production documentation.
7. Maintain an organized, clean workstation and support team coordination within a 2x8 shift system.

1. AFP (Federal VET) diploma in polishing (Polisseur) or equivalent vocational qualification.
2. Several years of professional experience in manual finishing/polishing, preferably within watchmaking or precision mechanics.
3. Familiarity with automatic and/or semi-automatic finishing processes is desirable.
4. Excellent visual acuity and fine manual dexterity.
5. Autonomous and well organized, with a strong team spirit.
6. Rigorous approach and strict compliance with documented procedures.
7. Availability to work on a 2x8 shift schedule.

1. Manual polishing and hand-finishing of precision components
2. Dimensional and aesthetic inspection
3. Automatic and semi-automatic finishing techniques
4. Visual acuity and fine manual dexterity
5. Shift work adaptability (2x8)
6. Continuous improvement participation (process optimization)
7. Adherence to SOPs and quality control protocols

Several years of professional experience in manual finishing/polishing of precision or watch components; experience with automatic or semi-automatic finishing systems is an advantage.

AFP (Federal VET) in Polishing (Polisseur) or equivalent vocational diploma.

Excellent working conditions and first-class social benefits.

The workplace emphasizes meticulous craftsmanship, discretion and technical mastery typical of Swiss haute horlogerie. Teams operate within a structured production environment that encourages continuous improvement, skill development and long-term professional growth.