Harmonized System Codes • Schedule B • Harmonized Commodity Description

HS Code 91031020: Clocks with Watch Movements

Clocks with watch movements are a type of timekeeping device that falls under the HS Code 91031020. These clocks are electrically operated and feature an opto-electronic display. However, it is important to note that this HS Code excludes clocks of heading 9104.

The Bound / MFN duty rate for clocks with watch movements is 2.6% on the movement and case, and an additional 3.6% on the battery. This means that every time a country lowers a trade barrier or opens up a market, it must do so for the same goods or services from all its trading partners.

The quantity unit for clocks with watch movements is measured in numbers (NO). This unit denotes the number of clocks being imported or exported.

There are several special tariff preference programs that apply to clocks with watch movements:

• Free (A+, AU, BH, CA, CL, D, E, IL, J, JO, MA, MX, OM, P, PE, SG): This program allows duty-free treatment for imports from least-developed beneficiary developing countries eligible for GSP under that subheading.
• Australia Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Australia receive a special rate.
• Bahrain Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Bahrain receive a special rate.
• NAFTA for Canada: Clocks with watch movements imported from Canada receive duty-free treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
• Chile Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Chile receive a special rate.
• Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA): Clocks with watch movements imported from eligible countries under AGOA receive duty-free treatment.
• Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI): Clocks with watch movements imported from eligible countries under CBI receive duty-free treatment.
• Israel Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Israel receive a special rate.
• Andean Trade Preference Act (ATPA): Clocks with watch movements imported from eligible countries under ATPA receive duty-free treatment.
• Jordan Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Jordan receive a special rate.
• Morocco Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Morocco receive a special rate.
• NAFTA for Mexico: Clocks with watch movements imported from Mexico receive duty-free treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
• Oman Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Oman receive a special rate.
• Dominican Republic-Central American Special Rate (DR-CAFTA): Clocks with watch movements imported from eligible countries under DR-CAFTA receive a special rate.
• Peru Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Peru receive a special rate.
• Singapore Special Rate: Clocks with watch movements imported from Singapore receive a special rate.

When importing clocks with watch movements to the United States, it is important to consider the specific regulations and requirements of the exporting US states. Similarly, when exporting clocks with watch movements from the United States, it is crucial to comply with the regulations and requirements of the importing US states.