Agreed. Tweezers of varying size and shape for torque application devices is the best. Its the First tool I would buy, followed by split ring pliers for when you need to work on an internal ring that requires outward force (bezel rings, novatac pill ring).
Can also recommend reducing the tip, shortening it a little to reduce the sharp point to make it stronger (depending on the size of what your trying to turn)
I bought a pair of the Weitus or WTS branded bent nose tweezers a while ago, even with the good reviews I didn't think they could be any where near as good quality as they are. I've now got 4 diffrent styles of them :)