Mate, dont use super glue. Its a nightmare anywhere near a watch. GS Hypo cement is the way to go. In the past when i was into DSSDs the usual practice was to heat up the insert with a hair dryer to loosen up the glue holding the insert onto the bezel. Gently pry it up with a tooth pick. Place the pearl in the hole and glue it from the back. Put 4 or 5 tiny dabs of gs hypo on the bezel area towrd the outside edge and put the insert back on and check the alignment with the 12 marker. Spin the bezel around to make sure its free and clean up any glue on the outside once its dry. You can do this with a soft cloth.
edit. Most ceramic bezel are stuck on with double sided tape so you'll need to clean all that gunk off before you glue it back on. Best of luck !!
This will work great if you don't want to try gluing it in place.
If you do, it can be done. You need steady hands and some skill with tweezers. I use slow cure epoxy as it holds permanently and gives you time to adjust parts if needed.
Start by dry fitting the pearl to the hole to get familiar with how it's going to sit. Is the hole the perfect size or are you going to have to center the cup shaft uniformly in a larger hole? The answer will help you know how much glue to use and how to set the pearl.
This is great stuff, you get 30 minutes to make adjustments
https://www.amazon.com/Bob-Smith-In...b+smith+epoxy&qid=1566090747&s=gateway&sr=8-3
Mix up a little and let it sit for 5 mins so it becomes more viscous (thicker and less runny).
Use a needle or straight pin and dab some blobs of glue on the insert, immediately around and in the hole. Keep the blobs small enough that they won't spread beyond the perimeter of the pearl cup when you set it.
Add a liitle around the sides of the cup shaft and a slightly generous little blob on the bottom of the cup shaft.
Place the pearl with tweezers. Once satisfied it's positioned OK, let it cure for a few minutes. I then turn the watch upside down so the blob on the bottom of the cup shaft spreads out and settles into the areas of contact.
