That's because watch companies think that people working on their watches know what they're doing and they don't need the tech sheet.
Here's the problem with technical sheets for the most part they don't exist. Oh then there's some other minor little problems like thisĪs we can see it was made in the mid-60s and it has the complication of being Omega's thinnest caliber ever made although conceivably they've made thinner by now but that's going to be a complication. With the exception of certain really popular like Rolex had a limited quantity of calipers finding someone that understands a Rolex is easier even if you went to a Swatch group service center this is considered vintage did send it to Switzerland as they don't service vintage in their service centers this means the problem of finding a specialist or people out of work on the similar watch to you dramatically drops to practically nothing. Even a company like Omega has a lot of different movements. One of the problems in watch repair is there are literally hundreds of thousands of different movements out there.
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