I have 15 pairs of tweezers and they all shoot screws in every direction. One second i have one and the next i'm on the floor with a flashlight hunting. It's only a little over an inch wide but takes me hours to work on. Still fun to do anyway. Its new but i wanted to make sure the thing was lubed.
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N o problems for me.
I have a guy for that stuff.
I take the "hands off" approach.
What I recommend is getting a headlight of some sort, a light that attaches to your head, then doing all work shrouded under a blanket or sheet or something. Thus the screw will fall into a very constrained area.
I think magnetizing screwdrivers is a nono, but it makes things so much easier.
I struggle with the spring bar tool so your a master watchmaker in comparison to me
Use a larger pair of tweezers. That is the recommendation of a few masters to whom I listen.