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«Large Unique Sub Second Display»
After extensive research and development, Paul Gerber succeeded in designing and building a
new escapement for which he filed an application for a patent.
This novel escapement operates on the principle of equal opposing forces. It incorporates a
large stationary wheel, a small impulse wheel and anchor. This new escapement incorporates 3 jewels |
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The Paul Gerber in-house Calibre 33 shaped hand wind movement
is enshrined in a beautiful Platinum, White or Rose 18ct Gold tonneau shaped case. The Calibre 33 bridges are
decorated with the “Côte de Genève” at a 33 degree angle. The edges of the bridges
are chamfered.
The movement incorporates 18ct Rose gold gearing and screwed down châtons, which give
testimony to the precise methodical design and manufacturing of this unique time piece.
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“Unique Sub Second display”
For 10 seconds, the tip of the second hand disappears inside the case. Nevertheless, the seconds can be read at all times. |
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"Paul Gerber Escapement"
After extensive research and development, Paul Gerber succeeded in designing and building a new
escapement for which he filed an application for a patent.
This novel escapement operates on the principle of equal opposing forces. It incorporates a large
stationary wheel, a small impulse wheel and anchor. This new escapement incorporates 3 jewels. |
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Strap buckle
The buckle is crafted in 18ct. gold with the Paul Gerber logo in blue enamel on it.
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