Polymechanic Apprentice

Overview

Rolex is an independent Swiss luxury watchmaker renowned for precision engineering, artisanal manufacture and rigorous quality standards. As an employer, Rolex emphasises technical mastery, long-term talent development and apprenticeship-based skills transmission within specialist manufacturing sites.

Role & Responsibilities

• Manufacture precision components, tools and mechanical assemblies using conventional machine tools and CNC equipment.
• Interpret technical drawings and define machining sequences for complex parts.
• Program and support CNC operations using industrial CAD/drawing software as an aid to programming.
• Participate in order processing and project follow-up; develop construction solutions and produce technical documentation.
• Collaborate with trainers and workshop teams to ensure quality, compliance with tolerances and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Strong aptitude for mathematics, physics and technical drawing.
• Good spatial visualization and representation skills.
• Logical, methodical approach to problem solving and workmanship.
• Excellent manual dexterity and attention to fine detail.
• Motivation to undertake vocational training; application must include CV, cover letter and school reports from the last three years.

Skills

Experience

No prior professional experience required; suitable for candidates finishing compulsory schooling with an interest in mechanics and precision work. Practical workshop familiarity is an advantage.

Education

Completion of compulsory schooling; secondary-level technical or STEM education is advantageous. Applicants should supply school transcripts for the past three years.

Culture

Rolex cultivates a culture of technical excellence, discretion and meticulous craftsmanship. Apprentices train under experienced tutors in a demanding, supportive environment where precision and continuous skill development are central.