Tudor Watchmaking Operator Apprentice

Le Locle Neuchâtel Switzerland

Employment
Internship
Seniority
Intern
Posted
Aug 6, 2026

Tudor is recruiting a Watchmaking Operator Apprentice for a two-year AFP apprenticeship at its Le Locle manufacture, starting in August 2027. The apprentice will assemble and lubricate movements, fit dials, hands, cases and bracelets, and uphold quality standards; training also takes place at Kenissi’s movement manufacture on the same production site.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Assemble watch movements and their components, and lubricate them.
  • Fit dials and hands, then install the movement in its case.
  • Assemble the case and its components, then fit the bracelet.
  • Ensure quality and compliance with the brand’s standards.

Qualifications

  • Good visual acuity and strong concentration.
  • Patient and meticulous.
  • Logical and methodical.
  • Manual dexterity and practical skills.
  • At or approaching completion of compulsory schooling.

Education

At or approaching completion of compulsory schooling.

Workplace

The role is situated in Le Locle, Neuchâtel, Switzerland.

The setting Neuchâtel

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Benefits

Contribution to health insurance costs; 7 weeks of vacation during the first apprenticeship year and 6 weeks from the second year, scheduled around school holidays; 13 additional days accrued through daily time credits; an on-site company restaurant and a contribution to meal costs; contribution to public transport costs.

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Tudor Watchmaking Operator Apprentice

Le Locle, Switzerland

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