The Complete Omega Repair Manual: Mechanisms, Service, the Speedmaster Chronograph and the Co-Axial Escapement — From ETA-Based to In-House Calibres, Step by Step (French Edition)

Understand your Omega. Service it yourself.You already know how to open a movement. Now it is time for the calibers that built the Omega legend. This complete manual takes you from theory to hands-on work, following the brand's own history: from the ETA-based caliber to the Speedmaster chronograph, all the way to George Daniels' Co-Axial escapement.A step-by-step progression in six parts:Understand what makes an Omega unique: from rebadged ETA to the Co-Axial Master Chronometer.Service an ETA-based caliber (Cal. 1012/1120) end to end: teardown, cleaning, lubrication, reassembly, regulation.Master the Speedmaster chronograph (Cal. 861/1861): column wheel, seven springs, two-phase reassembly, three-pusher test.Tackle the Co-Axial escapement (Cal. 8500): theory, twin barrel, specific lubrication, micron-level adjustment.Diagnose, seal a Seamaster, source parts and restore with method and ethics.Workshop reference: caliber spec sheets, lubrication charts, regulating targets, checklists, glossary. Nearly 300 pages, dozens of diagrams and step-by-step procedures, safety call-outs and ready-to-use checklists.Never force it: understand first, then repair.An independent, unofficial guide, not affiliated with Omega SA. "Omega", "Speedmaster", "Seamaster", "Co-Axial" are registered trademarks of their owners, used here descriptively. Read more