Rolex Watchmaking Apprentice (EBA)

Rolex is a world-renowned Swiss luxury watch manufacturer headquartered in Geneva, celebrated for its in‑house craftsmanship, rigorous quality standards and iconic designs. As an employer, Rolex is known for structured technical training programmes and long‑term career paths in precision manufacturing and horology.

1. Assemble the individual components of mechanical watch movements with precision.
2. Develop practical competencies in regulating mechanical movements using traditional and industrial methods.
3. Execute trade‑specific tasks independently while meeting strict quality and productivity standards.
4. Follow technical instructions and production processes under the guidance of experienced trainers.
5. Maintain workplace order, adhere to safety rules and document work to company standards.

1. Good visual acuity and sustained concentration
2. Patience, meticulous attention to detail and fine manual dexterity
3. Logical, methodical problem‑solving approach
4. Very good spoken French

1. Assembly of mechanical watch movements
2. Regulating (traditional and industrial methods)
3. Precision manual dexterity
4. Quality and productivity awareness
5. Concentration and visual acuity
6. Methodical and logical thinking

No prior professional experience required. Candidates should demonstrate a strong interest in watchmaking and precision manual work; practical school projects or hobbyist experience in fine mechanics is advantageous.

Completed compulsory schooling (or equivalent); interest in vocational training in watchmaking. Candidates will undertake an EBA‑level apprenticeship programme.

Rolex fosters a culture of exacting craftsmanship and technical excellence, rooted in Swiss manufacturing traditions. The workplace emphasises mentorship and structured apprenticeship, offering hands‑on training alongside experienced watchmakers and clear pathways for professional development.