The Role & Key Responsibilities
Diagnose, disassemble and fault-find mechanical watch movements
Service, assemble, lubricate and regulate mechanical movements to brand specifications
Restore cases, bracelets and components to a factory-quality finish
Repair or replace worn and defective components
Perform precision adjustments to balance wheels, hairsprings, escapements and gear trains
Regulate movements to achieve chronometer-level accuracy and performance
Remove, fit and align dials and hands with precision
Conduct timing, magnetism and water resistance testing to ensure quality standards are met
Complete all servicing and repairs in accordance with manufacturer standards and workshop procedures
Maintain workshop tools, equipment and a clean,



organised workspace
Follow technical work instructions, standard operating procedures and quality processes
Adhere to workplace health and safety requirements, reporting hazards and incidents promptly
Assess, support and provide feedback on technical staff development, ensuring workflows, workmanship and quality meet Brand Standards
Implement and maintain product specifications, technical procedures, workshop standards, and the availability, maintenance and calibration of tools and equipment
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📌 Senior Watchmaker | Precision Timekeeping Instruments (New South Wales)
🏢 The SWATCH Group
📍 New South Wales