Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code 91 represent "Other manufactured articles." More specifically, it covers a variety of manufactured products that are not listed in other chapters.

Why is it 91?

• Broad scope: Chapter 91 includes a wide range of products, such as:
  • Lamps
  • Prefabricated building components
  • Furniture
  • Signboards
  • Artworks
  • Sports equipment
  • Musical instruments
  • And various other manufactured products.
• Exclusion method: If a product does not fall under the specific scope of other HS code chapters (e.g., textiles, plastics, metal products, etc.), it is typically classified under Chapter 91.
• Definition of manufactured goods: Chapter 91 mainly focuses on products that have been processed and are ready for use, rather than raw materials or semi-finished products.

In short, if a product does not belong to other more specific HS codes and is a manufactured product, it is likely to fall under Chapter 91.

To more accurately determine the specific classification of a product, further information about the product's material, use, and function is needed.

The first four digits of the HS code 9114 represent: Other watch parts.

The six-digit explanation: Classification: Other watch parts

Specific meaning:

• 9114: Watches and parts thereof
• 9114.40: Other watch parts --> Base plate and bridge plate --> Other --> Other

This HS code refers to watch parts, excluding other specific parts, such as base plates, bridge plates, and other parts not clearly classified.

Eight to ten-digit explanation: HS code: 9114406000 Classification: Other watch parts --> Base plate and bridge --> Other --> For watches Explanation: This HS code is a细分 of other watch parts, specifically referring to the细分 of base plates and bridges, and finally classified as parts used in watches.

Examples of products that may fall under this HS code include: * Watch base plates * Watch bridge plates * Watch gears * Watch springs * Watch dials * Watch cases * Watch straps * Watch movements * Watch components used in the assembly of watches