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Casing Technician

West Malling
Posted about 18 hours ago
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As a Casing Technician you will be responsible for de-casing luxury timepieces, assessing for any issues, and re-assembling following stringent processes and procedures.

You will undergo ongoing training and be responsible for the casing up of all models, making sure that the watches are fully waterproof, in satisfactory condition, and meeting high standards.

Demonstrating extreme attention to detail and precision, you will possess excellent time management and organisation skills, as well as a desire to learn.

Responsibilities

  • Dismantling of watch cases/bracelets to a set procedure to prepare individual components for refurbishment and cleaning.
  • Re-assembling cases/bracelets on completion of the refurbishment process. Strict processes and procedures must be followed to ensure that watch cases pass strict criteria including water resistance.
  • Ordering required parts from the parts department when necessary to ensure case work is completed to a strict quality.
  • During dismantling/re-assembly, assess for any issues related to the case, bracelet, or movement and raise them to the casing supervisor.
  • Link & bracelet adjustments to be performed across all brands.
  • Using the in-house repair management system, ensure all repairs are documented with relevant information.
  • Other casing-related jobs that involve removal or re-fitting of case parts.

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About You…

  • A high level of accuracy and precision.
  • Excellent attention to detail and a high level of concentration and focus.
  • A good level of dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
  • Ability to work in a tidy and organized manner and manage workload.
  • Ability to communicate well with peers and senior members of the casing team.
  • Ability to follow stringent guidelines and operating procedures.
  • No previous knowledge of watch assembly is required as all training will be provided to the successful candidate. But experience working in a technical/hands-on environment will be beneficial.
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Skills

Watch casing
Dismantling watch cases
Re-assembling watch cases
Water resistance testing
Link and bracelet adjustment
Attention to detail
Time management
Organization skills
Dexterity
Hand-eye coordination
Technical troubleshooting
Quality control
Repair management systems

Location

West Malling, England, United Kingdom

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