ARF insert will have to be stuck in the Noob bezel. It is ultra thin compared to the Noob insert so you will have to build up the bezel well. Press fit bezels have an extra part in the well, an insert support ring (like the gen), that gives back support and wedges the insert against the inner bezel rim.
In the pic below you can see a Noob insert that was shaved to fit an ARF bezel.
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Pelagic
I use Scotch clear double-sided tape for bezels needing this much build up. One thickness is often perfect. It can be stretched a little to make it thinner. I did one recently - I test fit the pre-made bezel tape rings first to see how many would be needed, and after about 3 of them wouldn't work I'm on to a different solution.
Tape is like this, though I bought Scotch brand.
https://www.amazon.com/10-Acrylic-Ad...NsaWNrPXRydWU=
That tape is challenging to get inside a bezel well properly. You need to cut it in about 1mm thin strips. Slicing the strips on the roll makes that task easier. You can't touch a sticky side at all or it will lose it's stickiness. So use two pairs of tweezers to handle it. Peel off the red film, stick one end in the right place in the well and walk your way around anchoring it with a tweezer tip while holding the opposite end of the strip in the air with the other tweezers. I do it in thirds, longer is too unmanageable. Sometimes you need to snip off the loose end with manicuring scissors if it has gotten too stretched or folded over onto itself etc. Definitely worth the effort the stuff is bulletproof.
Gen crystal fits properly in Noob case. Date mag should be fine with included gen gasket.
https://forum.replica-watch.info/for...blro-vvvlllooo
You didn't say which type bracelet you want to use. Both Noob's oyster and jubilee are usable, read what Oascom says about them.
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https://forum.replica-watch.info/for...02#post9557002
I put an ARF bracelet on a Noob case but lately ARF GMT bracelets have not been great - many comments here about that.
My ARF GMT oyster has a little too much recess on the Noob case, I may swap it around. It's not so bad I'm in a rush to do anything.
ARF and VRF GMT dials are not the same size - ARF dial is about 0.4mm larger so depending on which way you are going there may be a fit issue. A VRF dial should fit in an ARF case but an ARF dial will need to be shaved to fit in a VRF case.
