Just acquired a gen silver dial as they can be had quite reasonably, compared to gen blue dials ($1k). I assume people are just changing out their silver dials, and they were also the first DJ41 dials to be released.
So after some messing around, decided to mod the movement ring to adapt to the 3235 feet. If I removed the movement ring completely and just used the mounting tabs, I couldn't get perfect alignment and the use of tape to hold the dial added some slight extra depth where the date looked too deep in the window.
So basically I just used a diamond file to cut indents into the movement adapter, which can be had for cheap on amazon/ebay, as opposed to my dremel. This allowed more control over the size of the indentations I needed to make, and also not spray metal particles everywhere.
After lining up the dial and movement ring with the date, i just marked/masked off where I needed to shave away the ring. After probably a few hours of filing, finally got the finished ring and was able to fit the dial nicely! Took some fiddling but I got the date lined up properly.
Nothing beats gen dial IMO, the main issue is the markers on reps have rough edges - sometimes they don't always show up in pics due to filters, but it can be seen with the naked eye. I doubt even VSF dials have as smooth markers as gen.
OOTB the GMF dial isn't bad, but the Gen markers are much cleaner.
So, if you want to franken a GMF with Gen Dial it is possible with some light modding. Or you can wait for VR3235 to be released and just swap out the SA3235, which should take gen parts. Eventually I'll probably do that, but for now SA3235 seems to be working OK - consistently +- 20 secs/day