Encasing Technician Course (ETC)
Required skills
- High School Degree
- GED
- Core & Bennett Test
- Technical Career Assessment Day
Nice to have
- passion
- dedication
- patience
- curiosity
- love of luxury watches
Role summary
Richemont is offering a 4-month Encasing Technician Course (ETC-14) at the North America Institute of Swiss Watchmaking. This program provides comprehensive training in micromechanics and watch encasing service operations, including dismantling, case preparation, movement exchange, adjustment, and final controls. The course is designed for individuals with passion and dedication, regardless of prior watchmaking experience. Upon completion, participants will receive an Encasing Technician Certification. The program requires 40 hours per week and includes assessments and interviews.
Richemont, one of the world leaders in the luxury sector, has various Houses specializing in jewelry, watches and high-end accessories. Each Maison proudly embodies a tradition of style, quality and craftsmanship and Richemont strives to preserve the heritage and identity specific to each of them. At the same time, we are committed to innovating and designing new products in line with the values of our Houses, through a process of permanent creativity.
Encasing Technician Course (ETC-14)
Richemont | Richemont Technical Center
At the North America Institute of Swiss Watchmaking, we offer a unique opportunity for everyone to pursue a career in the prestigious field of watchmaking. Regardless of whether you have a technical background, we welcome individuals with passion, dedication, patience, curiosity, and a love of luxury watches. Our program is designed to unlock your potential, grow your skills, and prepare you for success in the world of watchmaking.
Encasing Technician
The Encasing Technician Course is a 4-month program that teaches students the necessary skills in micromechanics and basic watch encasing service operations, through both practical and theoretical training, to prepare them for a successful career.
This course focuses on:
- Fundamentals of Micromechanics
- Dismantling of Cases
- Case preparation
- Watch Encasing
- Movement Exchange Procedures
- Adjustment Procedures
- Final Controls
Richemont offers a generous compensation and benefits package for eligible employees. Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.
Eligibility Requirements: Candidates must meet the following criteria to be considered for this program:
- Authorized to work in the United States
- High School Degree or GED
- No watchmaking experience requirement
- Will need to pass the following:
- Core & Bennett Test
- Technical Career Assessment Day
- Interviews
Program Details:
- Duration: 4 months
- Schedule: 40 hours per week
- Start Date: Monday, March 8th, 2027
- End Date: Friday, July 16th, 2027
- Achievement Upon Completion: Encasing Technician Certification
Personal Skills:
- Ability to work effectively within a team in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Commitment to always maintaining a neat and organized workspace.
Application Information:
- Application Deadline: December 9th, 2026
- Testing if Applicable: Monday, January 4th, 2027
- Interviews: Monday, January 11th, 2027
- Selection of Candidates: Monday, January 18th, 2027
At Richemont Americas, we are proud to employ talent from many different backgrounds, experiences, and identities. We believe that when diversity and inclusion are fully embraced and empowered, creativity and knowledge emerge to deliver excellence. We continue to work towards creating a workforce that represents the diversity of our clients and our communities.
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