Citizen Brycen Eco-Drive Chronograph vs Citizen Corso Eco-Drive AW1231-07A
Buy the Brycen if you want a sporty chronograph you can swim in. Buy the Corso if you want a slim, quiet dress watch for the office. The Brycen packs more function: 1/5-second chronograph, tachymeter, 12/24-hour time, 100 m water resistance and a screw-back case. The Corso is smaller at 40 mm, thinner at about 9 mm and lighter at 47 g, so it slips under a cuff. Owners of the Corso praise the silver dial and black leather look but complain the strap runs small. The Brycen's 4.4 rating from 64 ratings is a broader sample than the Corso's 5 from 10.
- Choose the Citizen Brycen if you want a chronograph with a tachymeter that handles swimming and marine sports.
- Choose the Citizen Corso if you want a slim, light dress watch with a clean silver dial for everyday office wear.
Prices
- Citizen Brycen Eco-Drive Chronograph: $169.30 at Electronic Express (last seen Nov 10)
- Citizen Corso Eco-Drive AW1231-07A: $115.00 at certifiedwatchstore (checked today)
- Difference: the Citizen Corso Eco-Drive AW1231-07A is $54.30 cheaper than the Citizen Brycen Eco-Drive Chronograph at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 14)

