From the work I've seen some of you guys do I doubt i'd find better workmanship any where.
My problem is that My Dad's Omega Seamaster Deville has a leg broken off the casing, the leg one side of the band attaches to.
I've checked with the factory and a full service repair would run into a great deal of money.
The watch itself if in very good condition is worth thousands from what I've been told.
Even if I could find a replacement casing I wouldn't want to because the watch is a presentation piece from his company for many years of service and is engraved on the back which is integral to the casing.
I've had the movement out of the casing before so the casing can be worked on without danger to the movement or bezel.
The other legs of the casing would no doubt have to be well protected by some sort of heat sink, they are gold filled like every thing else except the casing itself. The replacement leg need not be gold plated, just shaped the same as the others.
Any help would be appreciated. I'm willing to pay a reasonable price for the job. Not so much for myself but so I can pass the watch on when I no longer need it and I'm not getting any younger.