Rolex Apprentice Polymechanic (EFZ)

Rolex is a Swiss luxury watchmaker headquartered in Geneva, renowned for exacting standards in precision manufacturing and in-house craftsmanship. As an independent brand with global prestige, Rolex invests in long-term skills development and rigorous technical training across its workshops.

1. Learn to manufacture mechanical parts, tools and assemblies using conventional machine tools and CNC-controlled equipment.
2. Interpret technical drawings and define machining sequences for complex components.
3. Program and operate machine tools with the support of industrial design/CAD-CAM software.
4. Collaborate with technicians and engineers to execute orders, track project progress and develop constructive solutions.
5. Produce and maintain technical documentation and measurement records to company quality standards.

1. Completed compulsory schooling or equivalent; motivated to pursue a technical apprenticeship.
2. Strong results in mathematics, physics and technical drawing.
3. Excellent spatial imagination and manual dexterity.
4. Logical, methodical approach to problem solving.
5. Very good spoken French.

1. CNC operation and programming
2. Conventional machine tools (lathe, milling)
3. Industrial design software / CAD-CAM
4. Technical drawing interpretation
5. Precision measurement instruments and techniques
6. Teamwork and project tracking

No prior professional experience required; school workshop projects, internships or personal practice with metalworking or mechanical tasks are advantageous. The apprenticeship is intended for candidates beginning their vocational career.

Compulsory schooling completed; strong academic performance in mathematics, physics and technical drawing is preferred.

Structured apprenticeship accompanied by experienced trainers and strong prospects for career development within the company.

Rolex cultivates a culture of technical excellence, discretion and meticulous attention to detail characteristic of Swiss watchmaking. The workplace emphasizes hands-on craftsmanship, precision engineering and long-term professional development through structured training.