Richemont Watchmaker Level 1

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Location
USA
└Texas
└Fort Worth
Seniority
Junior
Department
Manufacturing, Artisanal & Industrial Operations
Industry
Fine Watches & Horology
Posted
Apr 13, 2026

About Richemont

Richemont is a leading luxury goods group with an extensive portfolio of maisons renowned for high-watchmaking, jewelry and luxury accessories. As an employer it emphasises artisanal excellence, technical training and the preservation of traditional horological craft alongside contemporary innovation.

Richemont seeks a Watchmaker Level 1 in Fort Worth, TX — an entry-level horological role focused on assembly, service and precision diagnostics.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Assemble, disassemble and reassemble mechanical watch movements to brand technical specifications.
  • Perform diagnostics, regulation and timing adjustments using precision instruments (timegrapher, micrometers, loupes).
  • Execute routine servicing and component replacement while documenting work in service records.
  • Carry out fine finishing, cleaning (including ultrasonic cleaning) and lubrication following prescribed procedures.
  • Adhere to quality-control standards and report non-conforming parts to senior watchmakers or quality teams.
  • Maintain workbench organisation, instrument calibration and safe handling of small components.
  • Collaborate with senior technicians for complex repairs and participate in on-the-job training.

Qualifications

  • Vocational diploma or certificate in watchmaking (WOSTEP, equivalent regional watchmaking qualification, or completion of a recognised apprenticeship).
  • Demonstrable manual dexterity, excellent visual acuity and steady hand control under magnification.
  • Familiarity with mechanical calibres, escapements and basic regulation principles.
  • Comfort with technical documentation, service manuals and precise record-keeping.
  • Commitment to brand quality standards and confidentiality when handling luxury timepieces.

Skills

Mechanical movement assembly and disassembly Movement diagnosis and regulation Use of timing machine (timegrapher) Use of loupes and precision measuring instruments (micrometer, calipers) Fine hand-finishing and micro-lubrication techniques Ultrasonic cleaning procedures Reading technical diagrams and service manuals

Experience

Entry to junior level: completion of a watchmaking apprenticeship or 0–3 years' hands-on experience servicing and assembling mechanical watches in a workshop or brand service centre.

Education

Certificate or diploma in watchmaking (WOSTEP or equivalent) or completion of an accredited apprenticeship in horology.

Workplace

This position is based in Fort Worth, Texas, USA.

Culture

Richemont fosters a workshop culture that values meticulous craftsmanship, inter-maison collaboration and continual technical development. Teams combine respect for horological heritage with access to training and mentorship within highly structured ateliers.

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