It is really, really difficult to assess a watch with "flaws" like missing hands. You can take the value of a similar, correct IWC and then subtract an amount equal to what you perceive as the value of the hands, but even then the market will consist of those who have access to spare, correct hands (very, very few), those who are willing to take on a long term project at the right (low) price, and those who don't care (usually because it cheap). What I am trying to say is that the value is extremely subjective.
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