Rolex Watch Finisher (CNC)

Rolex is an independent Swiss luxury watch manufacturer renowned for exacting craftsmanship, proprietary manufacturing and an emphasis on in‑house technical excellence. As an employer, Rolex is recognized for structured vocational training, rigorous quality standards and long‑term investment in artisanal and technological skills.

1. Receive machined watch components and prepare them for finishing operations.
2. Execute manual and machine-assisted finishing processes (polishing, satin finishing, burnishing/avivage) to achieve the required aesthetic surface.
3. Operate and programme CNC finishing equipment under supervision as part of the Commandes Numériques specialisation.
4. Perform aesthetic and dimensional inspection to ensure conformity with specifications and client expectations.
5. Maintain tools, workstations and documentation in compliance with workshop procedures and quality standards.
6. Collaborate with trainers and production teams to integrate finishing processes into the wider manufacturing workflow.

1. Strong visual acuity and excellent manual dexterity.
2. Capacity for sustained concentration, patience and meticulous attention to detail.
3. Genuine interest in precision mechanics, metalworking and technical drawing.
4. Autonomy, good spatial representation and steady hand‑eye coordination.
5. Motivation for vocational training in a technological and mechanical environment.
6. Application dossier: curriculum vitae, cover letter, last three years of school reports and registration for the EVATech test (as requested in the application instructions).

1. Manual finishing: polishing, satin finishing and burnishing (avivage)
2. Operation of CNC-controlled finishing equipment (Commandes Numériques)
3. Aesthetic and dimensional inspection techniques
4. Interpretation of technical drawings
5. High manual dexterity and fine motor control

No prior professional experience required; the position is an entry-level vocational apprenticeship designed for candidates transitioning from secondary schooling and seeking specialised training in watch finishing and CNC operations.

Candidate seeking enrolment in a CFC apprenticeship in watch finishing (option Commandes Numériques). Completion of compulsory schooling and submission of three years' school reports are required.

Rolex cultivates a discreet, craft-focused workplace where technical mastery and rigorous quality control are paramount. The company prioritises structured apprenticeships and long-term skill development within a highly precise manufacturing environment.