Sorry - shld have posted in all things clocks but can't see how to delete it!

I've inherited a pendulum clock with a broken pallet (please see photo) & I'd be grateful for advice as to whether, & if so, how a repair could be effected. As adhesive - even if it were strong/durable enough - would slightly alter the pallet geometry, I was wondering if a suitably shaped brace could be spot welded to each side edge to effect a connection but could the pallet be cast iron & therefore likely to fracture?. Also, what terms should I use (e.g. descriptive of the type of pallet) in searching for a replacement online?

Thanks cees, it looks veey much like the same design made by Wiru, also has the tap set to match, starting at 0.4mm.

I've inherited a pendulum clock with a broken pallet (please see photo) & I'd be grateful for advice as to whether, & if so, how a repair could be effected. As adhesive - even if it were strong/durable enough - would slightly alter the pallet geometry, I was wondering if a suitably shaped brace could be spot welded to each side edge to effect a connection but could the pallet be cast iron & therefore likely to fracture?. Also, what terms should I use (e.g. descriptive of the type of pallet) in searching for a replacement online? Sorry I shld have posted this in "All things Clocks" but can't see how to delete it!

Hey there, I'm a couple years late to lunch here but I've found the same pattern, along with some markings, on a non-original Omega Geneve 613 dial. Same hearts/clovers, but I'm not sure what the rest of the numbers and markings mean here.