HS Code 9113
Watch Straps and Bands
HS code 9113 covers watch straps, watch bands, and watch bracelets made of any material, including base metals, leather, and synthetic fibres, plus their parts.
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HS Code 9113 — Watch Straps and Bands
This heading covers all types of attachments used to secure a watch to the wrist. This includes straps and bracelets made of leather, metal, plastics, or textiles, as well as the buckles and clasps used to fasten them.
What's included
- Leather watch straps
- Stainless steel watch bracelets
- Nylon NATO straps
- Silicone watch bands
What's excluded
- Precious metal watch bracelets → use
911310(While in the same heading, precious metals often require distinct sub-classification and CITES checks if skin.)
Common examples
- Apple Watch compatible silicone band
- Alligator skin watch strap
- Milanese loop stainless steel bracelet
- FKM rubber sports strap
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a permit for exotic leather straps?
Yes, straps made from crocodile, lizard, or snake skin usually require CITES documentation for international trade.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 15%
- Documentation: Clearly state material (e.g., 'calfs-leather' vs 'alligator') to avoid customs delays regarding endangered species.
- Typical shipping mode: Air
- Top exporters: China, Switzerland, France
- Top importers: USA, Hong Kong, Germany
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Key takeaway
Critical to distinguish between base metal and precious metal plating for correct duty assessment.
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