Swatch Group Watchmaker

Location
Seniority Mid-Level
Posted ✦ Today
Apply ⟼

Swatch Group — Omega Watchmaker in Seattle, WA. Skilled watchmaker to service and repair Omega mechanical and quartz timepieces.

Overview

The Swatch Group is a leading Swiss watchmaking conglomerate encompassing a portfolio of internationally recognised brands, including Omega, Breguet, Longines and Tissot. The Group is vertically integrated across design, movement manufacture and component production, and is known for combining traditional horological craftsmanship with industrial-scale expertise and technological innovation.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Conduct diagnostic assessments and execute complete service, repair and overhaul of Omega timepieces, including mechanical calibres, quartz movements, chronographs and complications.
  • Disassemble, clean, lubricate, regulate and reassemble movements to manufacturer specifications; perform precise hand-setting and timing adjustments using professional timing machines.
  • Perform case and bracelet maintenance: polishing, refurbishment, gasket replacement and pressure/water-resistance testing to ensure compliance with brand standards.
  • Document all service work accurately in the workshop management system, complete warranty paperwork and generate detailed service reports for clients and the central service network.
  • Maintain and calibrate specialised horological equipment; manage parts inventory and liaise with parts procurement to ensure traceability and compliance with brand procedures.
  • Collaborate with service centre colleagues and escalate complex technical issues to senior technicians or manufacturer support as required to preserve brand quality and client satisfaction.

Qualifications

  • Watchmaking diploma or certificate (WOSTEP, American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute, or equivalent) preferred.
  • Formal training or manufacturer-specific certification in Omega or other high-end Swiss calibres is an advantage.
  • Strong manual dexterity, acute visual acuity and demonstrated proficiency with precision watchmaking tools and timing instruments.
  • Ability to follow strict service protocols, technical bulletins and quality-control checklists.

Skills

Movement diagnosis and regulation Assembly and disassembly of mechanical and quartz movements Chronograph and complication servicing Use of timing machines (e.g., Witschi or equivalent) Pressure/water-resistance testing Hand-setting, balance adjustment and lubrication techniques Case polishing and bracelet refurbishment Workshop documentation and service reporting

Experience

Several years (typically 2–5) of hands-on experience servicing luxury Swiss watches, with demonstrable experience on high-end mechanical calibres and chronographs; previous work in an authorised brand service centre or reputable independent workshop is preferred.

Education

Watchmaking diploma or equivalent vocational qualification preferred (e.g., WOSTEP or recognised national apprenticeship).

Workplace

This position is based in Seattle, Washington, USA. Cerulean lists 3 open roles in Seattle, including 1 posted recently. The broader Washington area accounts for 19 active listings on Cerulean, 4 of which are new. In USA as a whole, Cerulean currently features 3.349 open positions, with 1246 posted this week.

Culture

The Swatch Group fosters a culture that values technical mastery, precision and respect for horological heritage. Teams operate in a disciplined, craftsmanship-driven environment where continuous training and adherence to manufacturer standards are central to daily work.

About Cerulean

Cerulean is the definitive career portal for the global luxury industry. We match exceptional professionals with exclusive opportunities at the world's most prestigious brands. From haute couture and fine watchmaking to prestige beauty, hospitality, and boutique retail, Cerulean centralises luxury employment to help you find the career for which you were destined.