Hand Tools & Tweezers
Watch parts are small, soft and easy to lose. Hand tools exist to hold them without marking them, turn them without slipping, and let you see what you are doing. This is where most beginners should spend their money first.
Dumont Tweezers
The standard horological tweezer: numbered by tip shape and strength.
Screwdriver Set
Blades sized to the slot: the difference between a screw and a ruined screw.
Loupe
The standard 2.5× to 10× eye loupe — the first tool worth buying properly.
Case Opener
A tool for removing screw-down and friction-fit case backs without marking them.
Case Press
Closes friction-fit backs and crystals with even, controlled pressure.
Pin Punch Set
Parallel punches for driving out pins, removing links and freeing stuck arbors.
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Where this category sits
What your hands use — grip, leverage, magnification and control.
Each entry lists a specification table, the service stage it belongs to, safety notes specific to the tool, and the movements or parts it is compatible with.