Difference between lock(locker) and lock(variable_which_I_am_using)

class MyClass
{
    private object m_Locker = new object();
    private Dicionary<string, object> m_Hash = new Dictionary<string, object>();

    public void OptionA()
    {
        lock(m_Locker){
          // Do something with the dictionary
        }
    }

    public void OptionB()
    {
        lock(m_Hash){
          // Do something with the dictionary
        }
    }
}

lock (m_Hash)
{
    // Across all threads, I can be in one and only one of these two blocks
    // Do something with the dictionary
}
lock (m_Hash)
{
    // Across all threads, I can be in one and only one of these two blocks
    // Do something with the dictionary
}

private object m_LockerA = new object();
private object m_LockerB = new object();

lock (m_LockerA)
{
    // It's possible this block is active in one thread
    // while the block below is active in another
    // Do something with the dictionary
}
lock (m_LockerB)
{
    // It's possible this block is active in one thread
    // while the block above is active in another
    // Do something with the dictionary
}