HS Code 9114Clock or watch parts; n.e.c. in chapter 91
3 six-digit codes · Heading 14 of 14 in Chapter 91 · World Customs Organization Harmonized System
Here you learn what fits, what does not, and where to look next.
The WCO writes heading 9114 as a residual bucket: goods of Chapter 91that answer to “Clock or watch parts; n.e.c. in chapter 91” and that no more specific heading in the chapter already claims. It still carries 3 six-digit codes, 911430 through 911490, so “other” is not the end of the classification here. The heading is number 14 of 14 in Chapter 91, Clocks and watches and parts thereof, which runs to 48 six-digit codes in all.
What HS code 9114 covers
Think of this heading as the home for small parts of clocks and watches. If a part is not a movement, a case or a strap, it often lands here. The official wording says n.e.c. That stands for not elsewhere classified. In plain terms, these are other clock or watch parts.
You may also see it written as HSN code 9114. It is the same number. It sits in Section XVIII, which groups optical, photographic and medical instruments with clocks.
A leftover heading is not a vague one. It splits into clear six-digit codes, so most parts can be matched with a little care.
HS 9114 six-digit codes: dials, plates and bridges, other parts
Each six-digit code names one kind of part. Pick the one that matches the item you ship or buy.
- 911430 is for dials. A dial is the face of a clock or watch. If you need the HS code for watch dials, use this one.
- 911440 is for plates and bridges. These are the flat frames and supports that hold the working parts of a movement in place.
- 911490 is for all other parts. It leaves out springs (including hair-springs), dials, plates and bridges, so it is the last stop for anything else.
How to choose between 9114 and other watch part headings
Start with the most specific heading. Fall back to 9114 only when nothing else in the chapter fits the part.
Movements have their own headings. Movement sets, and movements that are incomplete or rough, go to 9110. So the choice between watch movements and watch parts depends on how finished the movement is.
Cases are separate. Watch cases and parts of them sit in 9111. This is the key difference between 9114 and 9111 watch cases: a case, or a piece of a case, goes to 9111, while a dial or a bridge goes to 9114.
Straps are separate too. Watch straps, bands, bracelets and parts of them sit in 9113. A strap is never a 9114 part.
Still unsure? Try the HS code classifier. You can also browse the other headings in the chapter, such as the wrist-watches in 9102.
Importers and exporters of watch parts under heading 9114
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Related
- Chapter 91 clocks and watches HS codes
- HS 9108 watch movements
- HS 9110 movement sets
- HS 9111 watch cases and parts
- HS 9112 clock cases
- HS 9113 watch straps and bands
- HS 9102 wrist-watches
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- Watch parts export data
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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
- 9113Watch straps, watch bands, watch bracelets and parts thereof3 codes
Who ships under 9114?
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 9114: common questions
What is HS heading 9114?
Parts that have no heading of their own end up here.
What is the HS code for watch dials?
Use 911430, which the tariff describes as clock or watch parts; dials.
Which HS code covers plates and bridges for clocks or watches?
That is 911440.
What does HS code 911490 include?
It holds every other clock or watch part, apart from springs (including hair-springs), dials, plates and bridges.
Are watch cases or straps classified under 9114?
No.
Are watch movements classified under 9114?
No. Movements have separate headings: 9108 for watch movements, 9109 for clock movements, and 9110 for movement sets and unfinished movements.
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