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Marketing & PR Manager – Luxury Watch & Jewellery Boutique
Tunbridge Wells | Hybrid (min. 3 days in boutique) | £50,000–£70,000 (potentially higher for exceptional candidates)
An established name in luxury watches and fine jewellery is looking for a Marketing & PR Manager to lead brand storytelling, press relationships, and in-boutique marketing activity. This is a hands-on role for someone who understands the world of luxury timepieces and jewellery and can translate that into compelling campaigns, events, and media coverage.
The Role
- Develop and deliver the marketing and PR strategy across digital, print, and in-boutique activations
- Build and maintain relationships with press, influencers, and industry partners to secure coverage and drive brand visibility
- Plan and execute boutique events, launches, and client experiences
- Manage social media presence and content, ensuring brand tone and visual identity stay consistent
- Oversee marketing budgets and measure ROI across campaigns
- Line-manage a small marketing/PR team, setting direction and supporting their development
- Work closely with the boutique's sales and management team to align marketing activity with commercial goals
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About You
- A background predominantly in marketing, or PR agency experience with strong marketing capability
- Essential: experience within watches and/or fine jewellery
- Proven experience managing or mentoring a team
- Confident building press relationships and securing coverage in luxury/lifestyle media
- Comfortable working hybrid, with a minimum of three days per week in the Tunbridge Wells boutique
- A genuine passion for luxury horology and jewellery, with an eye for detail and brand presentation


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What's on Offer
- £50,000–£70,000 depending on experience
- Hybrid working (3 days minimum in-boutique)
- The opportunity to shape the marketing voice of a respected name in luxury watches and jewellery
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