Seiko 7s26 rotor repair questions/ superglue off-gassing
Hi everyone, I have a seiko skx231 with the 7s26 movement. I believe it has never been serviced, and the rotor broke away from the bearing in the case. I found in my spare parts I had another rotor with the same issue. It is my understanding these rotors are press fit, but when I press them in gently with a jewelers hammer and small metal bar they do not seem sufficiently retained. I add a small bead of super-glue around the rim on the bottom of the rotor and then gently pressed the bearing in. The bearing still spins freely but is firmly held in place. I was going to use naptha to swab off the excess super-glue. However before I reinstall I read that you should never use superglue on watches as it off gases with in the case and will impart a coating on everything.
Now bare in mind this a cheap watch I found on the street, I'm just looking for a quick fix to get it going again. Do you think if I let the superglue dry for a sufficient amount of time before installing it will be okay? If not what should I use as an alternative, and are there any widely available consumer products I can use? The only reddit post I could find describing this issue just said to replace the rotor or movement. Thanks for any help.
Also just to note I am a professional repair person in other disciplines, strictly an amateur for watches.