Beveller

The beveler is involved in the high-end finishing of watch components. His precise technique consists of chamfering the angles between the surfaces of the parts to form a polished bevel, thus creating a subtle play of light and reflections. This operation, called chamfering, reveals the craftsmanship excellence and beauty of mechanical movements.

Beveling is a watchmaking specialty that requires patience, attention to detail, and perfect mastery of tools. It is the result of extensive training and extensive experience. Beveling often works in conjunction with other prestigious watchmaking professions.

Become an angler

The hand-chamfering operator training is conducted in partnership with the Employers' Association at the Neuchâtel Centre for Professional Integration (CNIP) in Neuchâtel. The training lasts 7 months. The training is validated by a certificate from the Employers' Association of the Swiss Watch Industry and a diploma from the CNIP.

You will find all the information on the CNIP website.

The Employers' Convention contributes to the professional development of employees in watchmaking and microtechnology companies by offering tailor-made courses with experienced trainers. You will find all the information on their website .