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WATCH REPAIR (UK) LIMITED

Watchmaker

Dunsop Bridge
£35k – £40k/yr
Posted about 11 hours ago
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Watchmaking without the production-line pressure.

At Watch Repair UK, we are passionate about doing careful, high-quality work and giving skilled people the time and trust to do the job properly.

We are an established independent, brand-authorised workshop based in the Ribble Valley. For more than 15 years, we have serviced, repaired and restored a wide range of watches, from everyday pieces to luxury Swiss brands including TAG Heuer, Breitling and Omega.

Why this role is different

  • No individual production targets, sales quotas or commission pressure
  • Quality and craftsmanship come before arbitrary numbers
  • Varied bench work across a broad mix of brands, models and movements
  • The opportunity to work on interesting authorised-brand repairs
  • A calm countryside workshop rather than a large corporate service centre
  • A small, friendly team where your experience and ideas matter
  • Independence and trust in how you organise your work

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The role

We are looking for an experienced Watchmaker or Watch Technician to join our workshop on a full-time, permanent basis.

Your work may include:

  • Quartz and mechanical watch servicing and repairs
  • Chronograph testing and repair work
  • Fault finding and diagnostics
  • Battery replacement, resealing and pressure testing
  • Case and bracelet checks
  • Quality control and final testing
  • Work across a varied range of luxury and Swiss watch brands

About you

You will have previous practical experience as a Watchmaker, Watch Technician or Horologist. You take pride in clean, accurate and reliable work, treat every customer's watch with care, and are comfortable working independently as part of a supportive team.

Experience with TAG Heuer, Breitling, Omega or similar luxury brands is useful, but skill, care and the right attitude matter most.

What we offer

  • Salary: £35,000–£40,000 per year, depending on experience
  • No individual productivity targets or retail sales pressure
  • Interesting, varied work rather than repetitive production-line tasks
  • A peaceful countryside workshop
  • Two on-site parking spaces, plus free parking approximately a two-minute walk away
  • A close-knit, supportive team
  • Ongoing learning and the chance to grow with an established independent business

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Some watchmakers assume a bigger company offers the best opportunity. We offer something different: varied work, genuine autonomy, direct access to the people running the business and an environment built around quality rather than quotas.

Location

Roots Farm, Dunsop Bridge, BB7 3BG
Full-time, permanent, on-site role

How to apply

Apply through LinkedIn with details of your watchmaking experience. If you are curious but unsure whether a small independent workshop is right for you, we would still be pleased to have an informal, confidential conversation.

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Skills

Quartz Watch Servicing
Mechanical Watch Servicing
Chronograph Repair
Fault Finding
Diagnostics
Battery Replacement
Pressure Testing
Case and Bracelet Checks
Quality Control
Horology

Location

Dunsop Bridge, England, United Kingdom

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