Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code 91 classify goods mainly as clocks and watches and their parts.

Specifically, Chapter 91 includes the following goods:

• Clocks and watches: Including various types of clocks and watches, such as mechanical clocks, electronic clocks, wristwatches, pocket watches, wall clocks, floor clocks, silent bells, timing watches, stopwatches, and chronometers.
• Parts of clocks and watches: Including clock and watch movements, dials, cases, straps, hands, jewels, batteries, and glass.

Why are they classified under Chapter 91?

Because the core function of these goods is to measure time, and they have the characteristics of clocks and watches. The HS code system classifies goods based on their function, material, and use, and Chapter 91 is specifically used to distinguish and manage goods related to time measurement.

In short, goods under Chapter 91 are all classified around the core function of time.

The first four digits of the HS code 9112 refer to:

Clock cases and cases similar to those of other items in this chapter, and parts:

• General rate: Not provided
• Special rate: Not provided
• Rate 2: Not provided
• Quota quantity: Not provided
• Additional duty: Not provided
• Unit of measurement: Not provided

The six-digit HS code:

HS code: 9112.90

Classification: Clock cases and cases similar to those of other items in this chapter, and parts.

Meaning: Refers to cases used for clocks and other items in this chapter, as well as their parts.

8-10 digits explanation:

HS code: 9112900000
Classification: Clock cases and cases similar to those of other items in this chapter, and parts
Explanation: Refers to clock cases and cases similar to those of other items in this chapter, as well as their parts.

Examples of products:

• Wristwatch case
• Pocket watch case
• Wall clock case
• Floor clock case
• Watch movement
• Watch dial
• Watch strap
• Watch hands
• Watch glass
• Watch battery