Ran the auction write up through the translator and came up with this.
"Mervos was exactly like Wakmann a clock company, which sold Breitlinguhren on American, particularly the South American market, therefore the Spanish name designation. This clock of the famous Valjoux of 7733 calibers is propelled. Quadro - the quantum transition in the clock Design: The result is an optically salient work of art and a cerebrally suggesting exclusive Breitling - Chronograph. Iin of this square shape of the housing represents the Chronograph Cuadrigraf a completely large Breitling rare piece. Only us so far genuine Breitlinguhr in this shape of the housing bekante. Chronographen always " with Breitling; first Geige" played and also rightfully. Already very early, into the 30igern one began with Breitling with the development and production of Chronographen. Mistakes with the most different dials serve Chronographen also the most different tasks. "
And a different translation:
"Mervos was exactly how Wakmann a watch company, which Breitlinguhren in the Americas, especially the South American market, therefore, the Spanish name designation. This clock is powered by the famous Valjoux 7733 caliber.
Quadro - the quantum leap in watch design: the result is a visually striking artwork and a stimulating cerebral exclusive Breitling - Chronograph. Iin this square shape is the chronograph Cuadrigraf a very great rarity Breitling-dar. us so far, the only known real Breitlinguhr in this form of housing.
Breitling chronographs have always been the "first violin" played well and rightly so. Very early in the 30igern Breitling began with the development and production of chronographs. Equipped with a variety of chronograph dials are also a variety of tasks."
Don't know if that helps at all. It certainly doesn't help me.
