HS Code 9105Clocks, other, n.e.c.

What HS code 9105 covers

Heading 9105 is for clocks that no more specific heading claims. Think of a bedside alarm clock, a clock on a wall, or a desk clock. These are the everyday clocks of Chapter 91, clocks and watches and parts thereof.

The official wording leaves out two groups. Clocks fitted with watch movements are placed elsewhere. Instrument panel clocks are placed elsewhere too. Everything else that is a complete clock can land here.

People search for this code in different ways. In India it is often called the clock HSN code. In the United States it is the HTS code 9105. The first six digits are the same in all of them.

Many countries add more digits after the sixth for their own tariff lines. These longer national codes sit under 910511 to 910599. To find the exact line for your market, try the HS code classifier.

HS 9105 subheadings: alarm, wall and other clocks

Every code below starts with the same condition: a clock that has no watch movement and is not an instrument panel clock. The short labels show what differs.

• 910511: electric alarm clocks (alarm clocks, electrically operated)
• 910519: non-electric alarm clocks (alarm clocks, other than electrically operated)
• 910521: electric wall clocks (wall clocks, electrically operated)
• 910529: non-electric wall clocks (wall clocks, other than electrically operated)
• 910591: other electric clocks (not alarm or wall clocks, electrically operated)
• 910599: other non-electric clocks (not alarm or wall clocks, not electrically operated)

How is a clock classified under HS?

Use two steps. First, decide the type of clock. Is it an alarm clock, a wall clock, or some other clock? Second, decide the power type. Is it electrically operated, or not?

Match the answers. A wind-up alarm clock goes to 910519. A table clock that is not an alarm or wall clock and runs on electricity goes to 910591. The same clock without electric power goes to 910599.

Check the exclusions before you settle. If the clock has a watch movement, look at the next section. If it is made for a vehicle, aircraft, spacecraft or vessel, look there too.

Clocks that are electrically operated and clocks that are not sit side by side in every pair. So the power type is the last choice, and it only changes the final digit.

Clocks classified outside 9105

Some goods look like clocks but belong to a different heading. Use this list to rule them out.

Not sure which one fits your product? The HS code classifier can help you check.

• Instrument panel clocks and similar clocks for vehicles, aircraft, spacecraft or vessels go to 9104.
• Time recording apparatus and time interval measuring apparatus go to 9106.
• Movement sets and incomplete or rough movements go to 9110.
• Other clock or watch parts go to 9114.

HS 9105 import and export data

Knowing the code is half the job. The other half is seeing who trades these clocks. Clock import data and clock export data come from customs shipment records.

EximDataX shows shipment-level import and export records from official customs sources. Coverage: 43 direct customs feeds plus 184 mirror-derived countries. Named buyers and named suppliers are available in 38 of the 43 direct markets. Most markets refresh weekly and some refresh daily.

You can search by HS code to see who imports and exports a product, and book a free demo. Start with the buyer data and supplier data pages if you want to find clock buyers or clock suppliers.