Emerald sunray chronograph dial
Unidirectional green dive bezel
Brushed stainless steel bracelet
Reliable quartz chronograph caliber
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AR11511 presents a calculated departure from the brand’s historically understated dress territory, planting its flag firmly within the maritime sports watch segment. Measuring 43mm across, the brushed and polished stainless steel housing carries undeniable wrist weight, yet the downward curvature of the lugs keeps the lug-to-lug footprint disciplined against the arm. It sits with assertive authority on the wrist—commanding visual real estate without protruding awkwardly beyond the wrist bone.
Brand: Emporio Armani
Gender: Men's
Brand Origin: Italy
Series: Claudio
Additional Information: Diver-inspired chronograph; unidirectional rotating bezel; 24-hour display
Model: AR11511
Movement: Quartz
Movement Source: Japan
Power Reserve: Approximately 2 to 3 Years (Battery Life)
Precision: ±20 seconds per month
Features: Chronograph, 24-Hour Indicator, Unidirectional Bezel, Date Display
Engine: Miyota Caliber JS25
Jewels: 0
Caliber No: JS25
Case Size: 43 mm
Lug-to-lug: 50 mm
Case Thickness: 12 mm
Band Width: 22 mm
Band Type: Bracelet
Dial Color: Green (Sunray)
Case Color: Silver
Band Color: Silver
Bezel: Unidirectional Rotating (60-Minute Scale)
Bezel Color: Green
Bezel Material: Stainless Steel with Aluminum Insert
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Band Material: Stainless Steel
Water Resistance: 50 Meters / 5 ATM
Functions: Chronograph, 24-Hour Indicator, Date, Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds
Calender: Date Display Between 4 and 5 o'clock
Watch Style: Sports / Diver Chronograph
Weight: Approximately 150 g
Warranty: 2-Year International Manufacturer Warranty
Case Back: Solid, Screw-down
Case Shape: Round
Clasp: Fold-Over Deployment Clasp with Push-Button Release
Crystal: Mineral Crystal
Crystal Coating: N/A
Crown: Push / Pull with Crown Guards
LumiBrite: Hands and Hour Markers
Known By: AR11511, AR-11511, Emporio Armani Claudio Chronograph Green
Claudio series represents a distinct chapter in the evolution of Emporio Armani’s horological identity, marking an intentional transition toward maritime-inspired tool watch silhouettes. While the brand’s early watchmaking ventures under the Fossil Group licensing umbrella focused almost entirely on cambered Art Deco dress pieces and svelte three-handers, the 2010s ushered in a growing demand for larger, sport-driven functional instruments. The design team responded by engineering timepieces that fused aquatic functionality with Giorgio Armani’s signature architectural discipline.
Ticking behind the screw-down stainless steel caseback is a reliable Japanese multi-function quartz chronograph caliber, built on the Miyota JS series platform (specifically Caliber JS25). Engineered to handle the dual mechanical demands of continuous timekeeping and on-demand stopwatch tracking, the movement deploys independent stepping motors to drive the gear trains without introducing drag to the baseline escapement.
