Confirmed Complete Watchmaker T0/T1/T2/SAV

Main mission

Autonomously ensure T0, T1, and T2 watchmaking operations, as well as the diagnosis, overhaul, and repair of watches in after-sales service. Guarantee the quality, reliability, and compliance of Vulcain movements and watches, particularly mechanical complicated calibers.

Main responsibilities

T0 – Preparation and decoration

• Prepare and decorate plates, bridges, and movement components.
• Perform the setting of stones, pins, and associated elements according to plans and instructions.
• Carry out the pre-assembly of sub-assemblies, adjustments, and compliance checks.

T1 – Movement assembly

• Fully assemble manual and automatic mechanical movements.
• Perform lubrication, adjustments, fine-tuning, and checks of rate and amplitude.
• Assemble and control complicated functions, notably alarm mechanisms.
• Identify and correct technical defects encountered during assembly.

T2 – Case making and casing

• Perform the setting of dials and hands as well as the casing of movements.
• Mount decoration elements and perform aesthetic and functional checks.
• Perform water resistance tests and final verifications according to procedures.

After-sales service (SAV)

• Diagnose malfunctions and search for their causes.
• Disassemble, clean, overhaul, repair, and reassemble movements.
• Replace or adjust defective components, adjust and check watches after intervention.
• Ensure traceability of work and report recurring problems.

Quality and collaboration

• Apply the quality standards and technical instructions of the manufacture.
• Read plans and nomenclatures, document anomalies, and propose improvements.
• Collaborate with production, quality, and technical partners.

Required profile

Training and experience

• CFC in watchmaking or training deemed equivalent.
• Confirmed experience in complete movement assembly and SAV.
• Practical mastery of T0, T1, and T2 operations.
• Experience with complicated movements or alarm calibers appreciated.

Skills and qualities

• Excellent dexterity, precision, rigor, and attention to detail.
• Autonomy in diagnosis, adjustment, repair, and watchmaking control.
• Reading of technical plans and use of measurement and control tools.
• Versatility, team spirit, and ability to transmit know-how.