====== Paul Gerber ======
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**Paul Gerber** is a Swiss watchmaker and watch manufacturer.

Paul Gerber, born [[1950]] in Bern, is a watchmaker-repairer, who lives in Zurich since [[1976]] and operates in his own workshop. He is a member of the prestigious watches artist association [[AHCI]]. Various special watches belong to the previous work of the watch designer.

In [[1997]] Paul Gerber designed the movement with [[alarm]] function for the world's first [[automatic]] [[chronograph]] with integrated mechanical alarm function by [[Fortis]].

He received entries in the // Guinness Book of Records // for the world's smallest wooden watch and for the world's most complicated [[wristwatch]]. The latter watch was constructed by [[Franck Muller]] in [[1992]] and at that time the most complicated [[wristwatch]] of the world. Gerber additionally incorporated the world's smallest [[flying tourbillon]].

In [[2007]], he received the famous award [[Prix Gaia]]. Dr. Magnus Bosse (Vienna) wrote //"Paul Gerber is one of those master watchmakers who care little for the watch as a luxury object or a fashion statement. His main focus is the watch as a technical challenge, as an impressive microcosm and as a very worthwhile playground of one's own imagination."//

===== Address =====
Paul Gerber Uhren-Konstruktionen\\ Bockhornstr. 69\\ CH-8047 Zürich\\ Tel. +41 44 401 45 69\\ Fax +41 44 401 14 48\\ 

===== Weblinks =====
  * [[http://www.gerber-uhren.ch/|Paul Gerber]], official website


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