Rolex Visual Merchandiser

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Location
GenevaGenevaSwitzerland
Seniority
Mid-Level
Department
Visual Merchandising, Store Design & Architecture
Industry
Fine Watches & Horology
Posted
May 22, 2026

About Rolex

Rolex is the preeminent Swiss watchmaker known for technical precision, rigorous craftsmanship and timeless design. Privately held and operating within an exacting luxury ecosystem, the Maison maintains discreet, highly controlled retail environments and a global network of boutiques and authorised retailers.

Rolex in Geneva seeks a Visual Merchandiser to design and implement boutique displays and window presentations for its watch collections.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Translate Rolex brand and seasonal directives into compelling boutique and window presentations that support product storytelling and commercial objectives.
  • Design, plan and execute store floor sets, visual layouts and window installations in collaboration with regional retail managers and external vendors.
  • Maintain and enforce strict visual standards and merchandising guidelines across assigned boutiques, ensuring consistency of materials, signage and product placement.
  • Manage installation projects end-to-end, including fixture specification, prop fabrication oversight, logistics coordination and on-site supervision.
  • Prepare visual briefs, technical layouts, elevation drawings and installation schedules; manage budgets and timelines for displays and launches.
  • Train boutique staff on visual merchandising principles, product placement and upkeep to sustain standards between major installations.
  • Adapt global visual concepts to local store configurations and market-specific needs while preserving brand integrity and compliance.

Qualifications

  • Minimum of 3 years' professional visual merchandising experience in luxury retail (watches, jewellery, haute horlogerie, or luxury fashion preferred).
  • Demonstrable portfolio of boutique presentations, window displays or retail set designs that show sensitivity to luxury product storytelling.
  • Proven ability to interpret and apply strict brand guidelines with meticulous attention to detail.
  • Strong project management skills, including experience coordinating suppliers, managing installation teams and controlling budgets.
  • Ability to travel regionally for store roll-outs and on-site installations.

Skills

Visual merchandising and window display design Spatial planning and retail set composition Project management and vendor coordination Fixture and prop specification Presentation and training for frontline staff Attention to detail and quality control Brand guidelines implementation

Experience

At least 3 years' relevant experience in luxury visual merchandising or retail presentation, with a proven record of executing boutique and window installations in high-end retail settings.

Education

Degree or diploma in visual merchandising, interior design, set design, product design or equivalent professional experience.

Workplace

The successful candidate will be located in Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland.

Culture

The workplace culture values precision, discretion and an uncompromising standard of quality consistent with Rolex’s reputation. Teams are collaborative yet exacting, with a focus on craftsmanship, continuity of brand expression and long-term stewardship of a storied luxury maison.

About Cerulean

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