Clocks; with watch movements, other than electrically operated, excluding clocks of heading no. 9104

HS code 910390 covers a diverse range of non-electric clocks with watch movements, excluding those classified under heading 9104. This industry plays a vital role in the broader timepiece and horological sector, catering to both consumer and commercial markets. These clocks are utilized in a variety of settings, from households and offices to public spaces and industrial environments, making them an integral part of the global economy.

The production of clocks under HS code 910390 typically involves a multi-step process. Key techniques include the assembly of the watch movement, the crafting of the clock case or housing, and the integration of the movement into the final product. Precision engineering, intricate component fitting, and quality control measures are essential to ensure the accurate timekeeping and durability of these non-electric clocks.

The main inputs required for the production of HS code 910390 clocks include watch movements, clock cases or housings, and various mechanical components such as gears, springs, and escapement mechanisms. Specialized tools and machinery for assembly and testing are also crucial inputs. Additionally, the industry relies on a skilled workforce capable of performing delicate assembly and calibration tasks.

The primary output of the HS code 910390 industry is non-electric clocks with watch movements, which are used in a wide range of applications. These clocks may be consumed by 940510 Chandeliers and other electric ceiling or wall lighting fittings, 940520 Lamps and lighting fittings; electric table, desk, bedside or floor-standing, and 940540 Lamps and lighting fittings; electric lamps and lighting fittings n.e.c. in heading no. 9405, among other industries that require reliable timekeeping solutions.