WATCH POP

but, it is coming to me without papers. It is an Omega 2599.80 Cronograph. I'm fine with that since I bought it from a dealer of used watches that many of you speak very highly of. My question is, are there any online user manuals that I can access in order to teach me basic use of watch, winding it and so on. I do plan to aquire the paper work if possible at some time.  
Thanks to all of you who answered simple, redundant questions that I posed to you. This is my first nice watch and my first big internet purchase. I gained a lot of knowledge and help from some of you. Needless to say I am anxiously awaiting thaat UPS truck to show up here. I'm extatic.
Thans again, I will share a picture when it arrives
Roger ...explain to them that you bought the watch in the secondary market and, unfortunately, the manuals are missing. They will send you replacement manuals that would be the same little books that they tuck in with the watches. They won't be sending a replacement warranty card, but at least you'll get the books. They've done that for me in the past.
Here's your link:
Don's Axiom: "It's going to be a used watch when I sell it or trade it. It may as well be a used watch when I buy it." Omega Contact Link : but, it is coming to me without papers. It is an Omega 2599.80 Cronograph. I'm fine with that
since I bought it from a dealer of used watches that many of you speak very highly of. My question is, are
there any online user manuals that I can access in order to teach me basic use of watch, winding it and so
on.
You can use either the:
Zodiac Red Point Instructions:
http://home.xnet.com/~cmaddox/zodiac/manuals/red_point/red_point_instructions.html
Or the Heuer Automatic Chronograph Instructions:
http://home.xnet.com/~cmaddox/heuer/manuals/auto_chrono/auto_chrono.html#19
-- Chuck