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There is no supplier. You could try and email their sales/service. 

You may find generic hands that fit from a supplier or look for a donor watch on eBay. 

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Hi   What movement  is it has it got a makers mark and caliber number, all essential in finding parts. Some of these use eta, tissot movements, I have had both. a photograph of the movement would also help members identifying the movement an sourcing of parts. Given the above information we may be able to find the tech sheet for it.

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1 hour ago, watchweasol said:

Hi   What movement  is it has it got a makers mark and caliber number, all essential in finding parts.

Thing is, the OP is looking for casing parts for what is essentialy a fashion brand. Generally these companies do not stock or sell parts after the batch of the product has been made, and they change the looks often. 

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Generic hands can be purchased  in many  different  sizes.but as previously  mentioned  you need to know the  movement..yours is a decent  watch.no reason  why you can't do  a little  customizing.can you open  the back?

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