Ah I'm guessing its this one from Bonhams?

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/20746/lot/277/

Its a nice piece actually, the movement is an ETA base which is very simple, reliable, and most importantly cheap to service with near limitless parts availability. That's actually a very nice thing about ETA. The case and dial are the important parts. These watches are finished to a very high standard, and at 34.5mm its a traditional dress watch size, very well matches for a formal occasion or a business suit.

 

The Louis Brandt watches were never made in large numbers, so there simply aren't many out there. Their model numbering system and serial numbering system also is a bit weird compared to most Omegas. Being 1990s its likely to be a bit hard finding any product sheets on it, they were likely paper copy originally.