Paul Gerber Retro Twin 157WG TO289431 — USD 24,560

Paul Gerber offers amateur watchmaking workshops, guiding participants to create their own watches. The three-day hands-on process includes intricate detailing, fitting components, and a deep dive into the craft. Participants experience a unique and educational journey under Paul Gerber's guidance.

Paul Gerber - Watchmaker in Zürich Magnus recently previewed for us some of Paul Gerbers newest watches that bring us independent flair at very reasonable prices, the Model 42 in the varients Synchron and Pilot. Click here to see Magnus' report. These watches use a modern ETA movement modified by Pa

Dreamt of owning a Paul Gerber watch, stumbled upon one he improved with Kjell Jorgensen. Unique watch made on ETA 6498-1 base plate, collaborated with student. Master Gerber praises its uniqueness.

Visiting the Gerber Atelier in Zurich provides a glimpse into what watchmaking must have been like 200 years ago in Switzerland: a workshop within the family home, all the design and innovations built and tested in-house and the majority of parts being made in-house with a few specialist components

I've visited and met many members of the AHCI over the years. But there was one I've always wanted to meet - but never had. Paul Gerber is a watchmaker's watchmaker - his work on the 'Worlds most complicated watch" which was commissioned by Lord Arran - and discussed here some years ago - is still o

Hello In reply to Mr. Peter Chong's question some time ago I like to publish the Gerber watch with retrograde seconds and retro twin automatic self-winding. At the same time I show the window which has been decorated with Paul's watches at the famous watchshop of the Chronometrie Beyer at Zurich's B