Watch Repair Lesson 1: The First 7 Tools Needed to Start Watch Repair

Alex Hamilton outlines the seven foundational tools required to begin watch repair, identifying tweezers and screwdrivers as the most critical components for any beginner. He provides practical advice on selecting materials, such as opting for brass or anti-magnetic stainless steel tweezers, while emphasizing that the proper maintenance and sharpening of tool tips is more important than the initial cost of the equipment. The tutorial also covers the necessity of movement holders, sharpening stones, magnification loops, and parts containers to ensure a functional and organized workspace. By focusing on these essentials, Alex offers a clear and realistic starting point for those looking to develop their skills in horology.