HS Code 9113Watch straps, watch bands, watch bracelets and parts thereof
3 six-digit codes · Heading 13 of 14 in Chapter 91 · World Customs Organization Harmonized System
HS code 9113 is the customs heading for the bands that hold a watch on the wrist. Use this page to pick the right six-digit code and see where the heading stops.
“Watch straps, watch bands, watch bracelets and parts thereof” divides three ways under heading 9113 — 911310, 911320 and 911390. Each carries its own customs description, and the exact wording below is what a classification has to match. The heading is number 13 of 14 in Chapter 91, Clocks and watches and parts thereof, which runs to 48 six-digit codes in all.
Six-digit codes under heading 9113
| HS Code | Import–export description |
|---|---|
| 911310 | Watch straps, watch bands, watch bracelets, and parts thereof; of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal |
| 911320 | Watch straps, watch bands, watch bracelets, and parts thereof; of base metal, whether or not gold- or silver-plated |
| 911390 | Watch straps, watch bands, watch bracelets, and parts thereof; n.e.c. in heading no. 9113 |
What product does HS code 9113 refer to?
Think of the part of a watch that goes around your wrist. That is the strap, band or bracelet. Pieces made only for those bands count here too.
The Harmonized System is the shared tariff classification used by customs offices around the world. Some traders write HSN code 9113 and others write HTS code 9113. Both point to the same four digits.
The heading sits in Chapter 91, which groups clocks and watches and their parts. After the first four digits, a six-digit subheading splits the goods by material. That split is what you need to get right.
Base metal watch straps HS code 911320 and the other two codes
Start with one question: what is the strap made of? The material decides the code. Then compare your choice with the exact wording in the table above.
Here is a plain rule for each code.
- 911310: precious metal watch straps, and straps in metal covered with a layer of precious metal.
- 911320: base metal watch straps. A thin gold or silver coating on top does not move the strap to another code.
- 911390: any strap, band or bracelet in this heading that the first two codes do not name, such as leather or textile ones.
Watch straps vs watch cases and other watch parts
Heading 9113 is only for the wrist side of a watch. The case is a different product. Cases and their parts go under HS 9111 watch cases. Cases for clocks have their own heading.
Loose watch or clock parts go under HS 9114 clock or watch parts, but only when no other heading names them. A strap is named in 9113, so it stays here.
A finished watch is not a strap. Complete watches sit in HS 9101 when the case is precious metal, and in HS 9102 for other wrist-watches. The working core of a watch is its movement, which is covered by HS 9108 watch movements.
A common mistake is to choose a code by how the product looks. Choose it by what the item is and what it is made of. If you are still unsure, run your product description through the HS code classifier and compare headings before you file.
Who imports watch straps? Search heading 9113 records
A code is more useful when you can see the trade behind it. Records for this heading show which firms buy and sell straps, bands and bracelets across borders.
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.
Pick the code that fits your strap material first. Then open the import data or export data pages to explore records. To find companies to contact, go to buyer data and supplier data.
Nearby headings in Chapter 91
- 9102Wrist-watches, pocket-watches, stop-watches and other watches, other than…7 codes
- 9103Clocks; with watch movements, excluding clocks of heading no. 91042 codes
- 9104Instrument panel clocks and clocks of a similar type for vehicles, aircraft…1 code
- 9105Clocks, other, n.e.c.6 codes
- 9106Time of day recording apparatus and apparatus for measuring, recording or…2 codes
- 9107Time switches; with clock, watch movement or synchronous motor1 code
- 9108Watch movements; complete and assembled5 codes
- 9109Clock movements; complete and assembled2 codes
- 9110Watch or clock movements, complete, unassembled or partly assembled (movement…4 codes
- 9111Watch cases and parts thereof4 codes
- 9112Clock cases and cases of a similar type for other goods of this chapter and…2 codes
- 9114Clock or watch parts; n.e.c. in chapter 913 codes
Who ships under 9113?
EximDataX tracks the live import–export records filed under this heading and the 3 codes beneath it: named buyers, suppliers, quantities and values from official customs feeds.
Section XVIII: Optical, Photographic, Medical Instruments; Clocks, chapters 90–92.
HS Code 9113: common questions
What is the HS code for precious metal watch straps?
Use 911310.
What HS code applies to gold-plated watch bracelets?
A bracelet of base metal with gold or silver plating goes under 911320. The wording of that code says plating makes no difference.
Which HS code covers leather or textile watch straps?
They fall under 911390. This is the code for goods in the heading that are not named elsewhere, so it takes materials the other two codes leave out.
Are watch cases classified under 9113?
No. Watch cases belong to heading 9111. Other watch or clock parts that no heading names go to 9114.
Is a complete wrist-watch with a strap classified under 9113?
No. A finished watch goes under 9101 or 9102, depending on its case. Heading 9113 is for the strap, band or bracelet sold on its own.
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