Rubattel & Weyermann Production Operator — Appliqué Fitting

Rubattel & Weyermann S.A. is a specialised dial manufacturer and surface-decoration partner within the Swatch Group, recognised for supplying high-precision dials and decorative finishes to the Group's watch brands. The company combines Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship with industrial process know‑how to meet exacting quality and aesthetic standards.

1. Precisely place and secure appliqués on watch dials according to technical drawings and work instructions.
2. Perform adhesive application and component handling under magnification, ensuring correct alignment and finish.
3. Conduct visual inspections and in-line quality checks; identify and report defects or deviations to quality control.
4. Maintain cleanliness of work area and handle components in accordance with contamination-control procedures.
5. Complete production documentation and traceability records accurately and on time.
6. Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs) and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives to optimise yield and process stability.

1. Excellent manual dexterity and sustained fine-motor control for handling very small components.
2. Keen visual acuity and attention to detail to detect surface defects and alignment issues.
3. Ability to work with optical aids (loupe, microscope) and perform repetitive precision tasks.
4. Familiarity with reading basic technical drawings and following written work instructions.
5. Reliability, punctuality and ability to function effectively within a small production team.

1. Fine manual dexterity
2. Microscope and loupe operation
3. Adhesive application techniques
4. Visual inspection and defect identification
5. Reading technical drawings
6. Standard operating procedure (SOP) compliance
7. Basic production documentation and traceability

Practical experience in precision assembly, watchmaking, micromechanics or surface decoration is preferred; prior work placing appliqués or assembling small components is advantageous. Typically 0–2 years in a similar manufacturing environment is acceptable for entry-level candidates.

Secondary education completed; vocational training or apprenticeship in watchmaking, micromechanics, or a related technical discipline preferred.

The workplace emphasises Swiss precision, craftmanship and rigorous quality standards within a collaborative, production-focused environment. Teams value technical proficiency, attention to detail and continuous improvement, with opportunities to develop skills specific to dial manufacturing and decorative processes.