4-Day Week Watchmaking Apprentice: Hands-On Skill Growth

Swiss Chronometers, LLC; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 35,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Swiss Chronometers, LLC in Houston, Texas is seeking a Watchmaker Apprentice (Non-CW21) to develop skills in mechanical and quartz watch repair in a hands-on environment.

This full-time role offers on-the-job training with potential AWCI-paid training for qualified employees, and a clear path to advanced watchmaking expertise.

Applicants should have strong attention to detail, a genuine interest in horology, and the ability to work carefully with small components.

Qualifications

• Previous watchmaking experience is preferred but not required.
• Apprentice or Non-CW21 watchmakers are encouraged to apply.
• Strong interest in watchmaking and horology.
• Willingness to learn and develop technical skills.
• Strong attention to detail and precision.
• Ability to work carefully with small components and delicate equipment.
• Good mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills.
• Dependable, motivated, and committed to quality workmanship.

Responsibilities

• Disassembling and assembling mechanical and quartz watches
• Performing watch repairs and servicing
• Polishing and refinishing watch components
• Waterproofing and pressure testing watches
• Inspecting watches and identifying repair or service requirements
• Performing other in-house watch repair services as needed
• Maintaining a clean, organized, and professional work area
• Following established repair and quality-control procedures
• Continuously developing technical watchmaking skills through hands-on training

Skills

Attention to detail

Manual dexterity

Horology interest

Willingness to learn

Mechanical aptitude

Job description

Swiss Chronometers, LLC in Houston, Texas is seeking a Watchmaker Apprentice (Non-CW21) to develop skills in mechanical and quartz watch repair in a hands-on environment.

This full-time role offers on-the-job training with potential AWCI-paid training for qualified employees, and a clear path to advanced watchmaking expertise.

Applicants should have strong attention to detail, a genuine interest in horology, and the ability to work carefully with small components.