HS Code 9104Instrument panel clocks and clocks of a similar type for vehicles, aircraft, spacecraft or vessels

What HS code 9104 covers

Heading 9104 is for clocks that are made to sit in the control panel of something that moves. Think of a dashboard clock in a car, an aircraft clock in a cockpit, a marine clock on a ship's console, or a spacecraft clock. All of these vehicle clocks share one trait: they are fitted to the machine, not worn or placed on a shelf.

The heading belongs to Chapter 91, the clocks and watches part of the Harmonized System. The World Customs Organization (WCO) keeps this system, and customs offices around the world use it. You may also see the same four digits written as HSN code 9104 or HTS 9104. The naming changes by country, but the heading number stays the same.

HS code 910400: the six-digit code under heading 9104

That means WCO classification is simple: if the clock fits the heading, it takes this code.

Many countries add more digits to the six-digit code for their own tariffs. So the code on a bill of entry or an invoice can be longer than 910400. The first six digits still match. If you are unsure which national code applies, try the HS code classifier.

How to classify instrument panel clocks: 9104 vs nearby headings

Several headings in Chapter 91 sound close to 9104. Use these pointers to separate them. For a final answer, always read the legal notes of the tariff.

• 9104: the clock is made for a vehicle, aircraft, spacecraft or vessel instrument panel.
• 9103: clocks with watch movements. The heading text itself excludes the clocks of 9104.
• 9105: other clocks, not elsewhere specified. If a clock does not fit 9104 or the other clock headings, it often ends up here. That is the main difference between HS 9104 and 9105.
• 9106: time recording apparatus and time measuring apparatus, such as devices that record or show intervals of time.
• 9109: complete and assembled clock movements, which are the inner works and not the finished clock.

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Other headings in Chapter 91

If your product is not an instrument panel clock, one of the neighbouring headings may be a better match. Start with the chapter overview, or jump straight to the heading that fits your goods: 9103 for clocks with watch movements, 9105 for other clocks, 9106 for time recording apparatus, 9109 for clock movements, 9112 for clock cases and 9114 for clock and watch parts.