Omega Seamaster Deville 560 cal.

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So after getting help here on part numbers(Thanks Archer!), I was able to source a crown and female stem. I was finally able to wind it, set it and she's keeping great time. (Yes, im going to trim the stem) This is all original and was in the condition shown. My next problem is sourcing used, silver hands to fit. Even if I found new, it would look odd. The second hand tip is broken. Sourcing a crystal won't be difficult. I'm trying to rescue this basket case. The 560 cal with black dial ain't easy to find. Any ideas on what I can do regarding the hands?

 
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Your images are crap, so it’s hard to see what’s wrong either the hands

Remove clamps and drop the movement and dial out for a better look

If it’s luminous. Redo. Looks like you’re missing an index at 11, but again. Hard to tell
 
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Maybe these are better. My problem is finding a sweeping second hand that is used. If I put new hands on, it would look bad. I don't want to restore it fully, as I don't see many original black dials. Also, I have the index at 11. Thanks
 
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unfortunately the problem is the hands.

Hard to tell what’s on the minute hand, but luminous needs to be removed, but not going to match the index luminous

Replica set on eBay for bout $14 and change. Shipping on top. Cheap to experiment on