Diastereomers - cyclic compounds
To answer this question I would first assign the R-S configuration to the original molecule and the molecule proposed by you and show you that both are identical. At the end I will also show you a simpler way to tell that both are identical.
Original molecule:

Proposed molecule:

As you can see, both the molecules have the same R-S configuration and thus are identical.
Now to see this easily and intuitively just assume you are looking at the original molecule from inside the screen. What do you see? You will observe that the original molecule will look just as same as the proposed molecule which means that both are identical. This method works because our frame of reference doesn't change the optical properties of a molecule until and unless we change the configuration of the molecule by doing some reflections.