Citizen BN0151 Diver vs AW1760 Diver-Look Watch

In this comprehensive video, we embark on an underwater adventure to compare two remarkable Citizen watches: the ISO-certified diver, the AW1760-81E, and the stylish desk diver, the BN0151-17L. Prepare to immerse yourself in the world of precision craftsmanship and timeless design as we explore the nuances of each timepiece.
AW1760-81E: The Unwavering Companion of the Deep
The AW1760-81E stands as a testament to Citizen's mastery of diver watch engineering. Its robust stainless steel construction, encompassing a 43mm case and a 21mm bracelet, exudes an aura of ruggedness and dependability. The yellow dial, accentuated by luminous hands and hour markers, ensures effortless readability even in the murky depths.
BN0151-17L: A Symphony of Style and Functionality
The BN0151-17L seamlessly blends elegance and practicality, making it the perfect companion for both formal and casual occasions. Its sleek stainless steel case, measuring 44mm in diameter and 11.5mm in thickness, houses a captivating blue dial that complements the blue rubber strap. The bezel's subtle markings add a touch of sophistication without compromising its functionality.
A Comparative Analysis: Unveiling the Distinctions
While both watches share Citizen's renowned reputation for precision and durability, they cater to distinct preferences. The AW1760-81E's ISO certification and 10 ATM water resistance rating make it the ideal choice for underwater exploration, while the BN0151-17L's 20 ATM water resistance and versatile design make it a versatile companion for everyday wear.
Embracing the Citizen Legacy: A Fusion of Precision and Style
Whether you're a seasoned diver seeking an unwavering companion or a style aficionado seeking a timeless accessory, Citizen's range of watches offers a perfect match. With their commitment to innovation and craftsmanship, Citizen continues to redefine the art of watchmaking, ensuring that every timepiece is a testament to their legacy.
Specifications:
Model AW1760-81E
Case shape Round
Crystal glass
Display Analog
Clasp Double folding clasp
Stainless steel stamp
Case material Stainless steel
Case diameter 43 millimeters
Height of the case 11 millimeters
Bracelet material Stainless steel
Strap width men standard
Bracelet width 21 millimeters
Bracelet color silver
Dial color yellow
Bezel material Stainless steel
Bezel function 12-hour time display
Calendar function Date
Features Bezel markings
Weight 153 grams
Quartz movement
Water resistance rating 10.00 bar
Model number BN0151-17L
Item Shape Round
Dial Glass Mineral Glass
Display Type Analog
Case Material Stainless Steel
Case Diameter 44 mm
Case Thickness 11.5 mm
Band Material Rubber
Band Width 20 millimeters
Band Colour Blue
Dial Colour Blue
Bezel Material Stainless Steel
Bezel Function 12 Hours
Calendar Date
Special Features Bezel Markings
Weight 93 Grams
Movement Quartz
Water Pressure Resistance 20 bar
#citizen #review #marine #diver #watch #japanesewatch #promaster #ecodrive
Thank you for watching, If you have any questions or comments, be sure to leave your comments down below. Please don't forget to like and subscribe :)
Links:
------------------------------
Follow my watches on Instagram:
/ abdulr_watches

[@juniorjohnson5961]

Merry Christmas to you & your family . Thank you for all the content ☃️🙏

[@AbdulRWatches]

Thank you Junior, Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thank you for the continuous support 😊👍🏽🙏🏽

[@lulul]

good comparison! thanks for making a video like this. those promasters sure do wear a lot smaller that they are.

[@AbdulRWatches]

My pleasure, yes, the diameter here is definitely not thr right measurement as the lug to lug is quite short. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@roadgent7921]

Hi. Slight correction in the English term for "-" you are saying "minus" but most people in this context use "dash". 😊

[@AbdulRWatches]

Hi, thanks for correction 😁 much appreciated 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@roadgent7921]

@AbdulRWatches You're welcome. The term "minus" for the same symbol is actually correct in other contexts such as when talking about negative numbers or when talking about formulas and algebra. The intricacies of the English language! 😄

[@AbdulRWatches]

@@roadgent7921 Hehe exactly 😁👍🏽