The selected candidate will be trained to polish and refinish watch cases and bracelets. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on work and takes pride in fine craftsmanship. While prior polishing experience is preferred, it is not required—we are willing to fully train any motivated individual to become a professional watch polisher/refinisher.

In this position, the candidate will learn to operate a variety of machines and tools used to achieve high-quality finishing results. Watch polishing and refinishing is an essential process that restores a watch’s original luster and shine, greatly enhancing its overall appearance. This skill is especially important for luxury timepieces, where visual condition significantly influences desirability and value.

Refinishing involves carefully removing scratches, dents, and other blemishes from exterior components—such as the case and bracelet—to bring the watch back to its original cosmetic condition. Starting salary is $20 to $23/hr. Dental and health insurance available. Paid PTO included.

Glezer-Kraus, Inc. began its journey in 1969 as Longines/Whitnauer. In 1983, Henry Kraus and Tamara Glezer rebranded the business to Glezer-Kraus Watch Repair, marking a new chapter focused on family-driven excellence and expert craftsmanship. We’re a family business, proud to carry forward a passion for watchmaking passed down through three generations. At Glezer-Kraus, Inc., we believe that every timepiece tells a story — and every customer deserves the same level of care and attention we give our own. As a family-owned service center, our legacy spans three generations of master craftsmen, all still proudly working side-by-side today.