It's not a watch that is very sought after by collectors - which we are, most of us - and pretty much nobody but collectors would take on a watch that would require a part to be found separately and then attached to the dial, requiring the buyer to mess around with the watch.
That said, it's a attractive watch in good condition and Seamaster DeVilles are like catnip to new collectors. Get that logo fixed and you'll have a watch that would get sold easily on eBay.
Btw, there is no such thing as a "Türler" - it's a Seamaster DeVille with a Türler logo.
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