Audaz Ocean RaidervsJunghans Aquaris Red
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Measurements
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Ocean Raider
Aquaris Red
Diameter
45mm
46.9mm
Lug-to-Lug
52mm
n/a
Thickness
15mm
14.5mm
lowest
Water Resistance
300m
500m
highest
Power Reserve
n/a
48h
MSRP
$400
lowest
$3,220
Movement
Seiko NH35
Junghans J830
Case
5 specsCrystal & Dial
1 specsMovement
2 specsPricing
1 specsReviews
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Owners report the Audaz Ocean Raider offers amazing lume, serving as a less expensive alternative to higher-end dive watches. One owner notes the watch feels a bit big on smaller wrists. Another owner describes the watch as being in 87% condition due to slight marks on the case sides and back, with a worn aftermarket strap. On balance, owners appreciate the Audaz Ocean Raider for its strong lume and value proposition, though size may be a consideration for those with smaller wrists.
The Junghans Aquaris Red features a sunray-brushed red dial, an internal rotating bezel, and soft iron components for magnetic field protection. Owners note a 48-hour power reserve. One owner describes the dial as matte and flat, with the aged lume, contrasting chapter ring, and red seconds hand considered a miss, and also found the case dimensions not ideal. Overall, owners are split on the aesthetic execution of the Junghans Aquaris Red, with some finding key design elements to be a miss.
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