Regional After Sales Service Manager

location_onHong KongscheduleAraw bago ang kahapon
badgePagtatrabaho:Buong oras
historyMinimum na karanasan:5+ taon

Paglalarawan ng trabaho

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACTIVITIES

The Regional After Sales Service Manager is responsible for the main following activities:

1. Workbench Operations – Maintenance & Repair of Hermès Timepieces

  • Perform technical interventions across a wide range of timepieces, including quartz, mechanical, manufacture movements, small complications, high complications, and jewelry watches.
  • Execute case and bracelet finishing operations, such as polishing, satin‑brushing, and sandblasting, while strictly adhering to Hermès finishing high standards.
  • Manage the Hong Kong workshop with full autonomy, ensuring all watchmaking tools, equipment, and spare parts are properly organized, secured, maintained, and inventoried.
  • Oversee the execution of all after‑sales interventions, guaranteeing the expected level of quality and ensuring that turnaround times meet Hermès requirements.
  • Fill in all needed information in the Hermès Care after‑sales IT application and provide training and support to internal and external workshops for its proper use.
  • To train internal and external watchmakers on Hermès watches and calibers to the Hermès level of requirement and excellence.
  • Act as the technical reference for the Asia‑Pacific region, providing expertise, guidance, and support on all watchmaking matters.

2. Regional Management – Aftersales Oversight for Asia Pacific

  • Oversee aftersales operations across some Asia-Pacific markets (Australia; Thailand; Philippines; Indonesia; Vietnam; Malaysia; China; Korea; Singapore; Taiwan).
  • Ensure internal and external workshops operate efficiently and meet Hermès high quality, safety, and service standards.
  • Manage spare parts distribution to all workshops, workshop communication flows, and coordination with boutiques.
  • Deliver technical training for internal and external watchmakers, as well as retail teams.
  • Represent the brand in seminars, commercial events, and training programs to reinforce after-sales processes and standards.
  • Serve as the primary regional contact for all after-sales topics.

3. People Management – Leadership of Watchmaking Teams in Hong Kong & Macau

  • Provide direct managerial leadership to the watchmaking team in Hong Kong and oversight of aftersales operations in Hong Kong and Macau.
  • Monitor workshop productivity, quality performance, and compliance with safety and operational guidelines.
  • Lead workforce planning, recruitment, skills development, and performance management.
  • Foster employee engagement and maintain a strong, craftsmanship-focused workshop culture.
  • Act as the key operational reference for internal teams and boutiques to ensure consistent delivery of Hermès aftersales excellence.

PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Technical Qualifications

  • Completion and/or certification from a recognized watchmaking program (e.g., WOSTEP or equivalent).
  • Minimum of 5 years of successful experience as a Senior Watchmaker or Workshop Manager.
  • High level of dexterity, precision, and focus required to handle small and delicate components.
  • Proven experience in the luxury timepiece industry is preferred.

Technical Performance Expectations

  • Ability to work efficiently under time constraints and meet weekly productivity targets.
  • Strong attention to detail, with excellent organizational and time management skills.

Tools & Systems

  • Good working knowledge of standard IT tools (e.g., MS Office).
  • Ability to maintain high levels of data accuracy and confidentiality when handling client information.

Communication & Soft Skills

  • Good oral and written English.
  • Ability to work under pressure to meet service levels and client expectation

PROFILE

  • Conscientious, flexible, and versatile, with a strong sense of responsibility and pride in craftsmanship.
  • Meticulous and accurate, delivering consistently high‑quality workmanship on all repair and service operations.
  • Strong organizational skills, able to meet lead times, manage priorities, and maintain productivity while respecting established processes.
  • Excellent analytical and diagnostic abilities, with a strong capacity to identify issues, propose solutions, and ensure technical reliability.
  • Autonomous and self‑motivated, while also enjoying teamwork, collaboration, and knowledge‑sharing.
  • Highly customer‑focused, committed to delivering outstanding service and ensuring complete client satisfaction.
  • Strong communication skills, with good oral and written English.

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Retail
Hong Kong
hermes.com

Hermès International S.A. is a French luxury design house established in 1837. The company's history began when founder Thierry Hermès established a harness workshop in Paris, dedicated to serving European noblemen with high-quality wrought harnesses and bridles for the carriage trade. This foundation in exquisite craftsmanship and dedication to the finest materials became the cornerstone of the brand's enduring legacy. In 1880, his son, Charles-Émile Hermès, relocated the workshop to 24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, which remains the company's global headquarters to this day. Under the leadership of subsequent generations, the house expanded beyond its equestrian origins, adapting to the evolving needs of society while maintaining its core values. Throughout the 20th century, Hermès methodically diversified its offerings. The introduction of the first leather handbags in 1922, followed by the first women's couture apparel collection in 1929, marked a significant evolution. Iconic products that have defined the brand's identity were created during this era, including the 'Sac à dépêches' in 1935, later renamed the 'Kelly bag', and the signature silk scarves (carrés) in 1937. The company rejects mass production and assembly lines, with each handbag being handmade by a single artisan, a process that can take 18 to 24 hours. Today, Hermès operates globally with fourteen product divisions, including leather goods, silk, ready-to-wear, perfumes, watches, jewelry, and home furnishings. The company remains family-owned, with a sixth-generation member, Axel Dumas, serving as the current CEO, ensuring the continuity of its heritage of craftsmanship, quality, and exclusivity.

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