Rolex Polymechanic Apprentice (CFC)
- Location
- GenevaGenevaSwitzerland
- Employment
- Internship
- Seniority
- Intern
- Industry
- Fine Watches & Horology
- Posted
- May 16, 2026
About Rolex
Rolex is a world-renowned Swiss horology maison celebrated for its precision engineering, in‑house manufacturing and exacting standards of craftsmanship. As a vertically integrated watchmaker, Rolex invests in long-term technical training and apprenticeships to cultivate the next generation of highly skilled artisans and technicians.
Rolex — Geneva: Polymechanic Apprentice (CFC). Join Rolex's vocational programme to train in precision machining and watchmaking in Geneva, Switzerland.
Role & Responsibilities
- Undertake a structured apprenticeship programme to obtain the Swiss CFC (federal vocational certificate) in polymechanics, combining on‑the‑job training with vocational school instruction.
- Learn to set up, operate and maintain conventional and CNC machine tools (milling, turning) under supervision, ensuring adherence to tight tolerances and surface‑finish requirements.
- Interpret technical drawings and specifications; perform precise measurements using micrometers, calipers and other metrology instruments.
- Participate in precision assembly, adjustment and finishing of small mechanical components and subassemblies.
- Conduct routine quality checks, document results and escalate non‑conformities per quality procedures.
- Assist in basic maintenance and calibration of workshop equipment and follow established safety and cleanliness protocols.
- Collaborate with master technicians and cross‑functional teams to support prototype work, small‑series production and continuous improvement initiatives.
Qualifications
- Completion of compulsory schooling or equivalent (secondary education); strong academic results in mathematics and physics are advantageous.
- Demonstrable manual dexterity and fine motor coordination.
- Strong interest in mechanical systems, precision engineering and watchmaking techniques.
- Reliable, punctual and able to work within a disciplined, quality‑driven production environment.
- Willingness to attend vocational school and successfully complete the CFC examinations.
Skills
Experience
No previous professional experience required; practical experience from school workshops, internships or personal projects in mechanics is advantageous but not mandatory.
Education
Compulsory schooling completed; enrolment in a recognized Swiss vocational apprenticeship programme leading to the CFC in polymechanics.
Workplace
The successful candidate will be located in Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland.
Culture
Rolex fosters a culture of technical excellence, discretion and meticulous attention to detail. The workplace emphasizes long‑term skills development, mentorship from experienced master technicians and a disciplined production environment where precision and quality are paramount.
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